In Seattle, Claire Michaels (Beau Garrett) is busy running her bakery and worried about an important phantom critic. Her mother (Brenda Strong) sees herself as a great matchmaker. After a bad setup, Claire demands her mother to stop setting her up. Instead, she tries to secretly set Claire up with an internet date. That doesn't go well either but Eric Carlton (Benjamin Ayres) overhears them and agrees to the scheme.
It's a perfectly fine Hallmark movie which isn't saying much. There is no real tension and there is no real heat. Their meet-cute is cute only for the kid. It's sweet but it lacks punch. It's nice. Everybody's nice. The movie's nice. There's no danger or tension. I do like everybody and every character. It's a good movie to put in the background while you're doing something else.
It's a perfectly fine Hallmark movie which isn't saying much. There is no real tension and there is no real heat. Their meet-cute is cute only for the kid. It's sweet but it lacks punch. It's nice. Everybody's nice. The movie's nice. There's no danger or tension. I do like everybody and every character. It's a good movie to put in the background while you're doing something else.