Hallmark romance stalwart Lacey Chabert stars as Fiona, a high-powered New York real estate dealer who goes to her father's Vermont Inn to momentarily escape the big city after her boyfriend dumps her. While there, she meets the Inn's chef, Derek (Carlo Marks), and they immediately fall in dislike.
It's a plot that is overdone, really. And the viewer sees the arc of the story as soon as Fiona rolls her eyes over Derek's apparent snobbishness. So, the film doesn't get high marks, but it does a good job with the story as it is.
Hallmark tends to rely on the big-city-bad, small-town-good scenario too frequently as well, and that premise is milked in Vermont's moonlight, too.
It's a plot that is overdone, really. And the viewer sees the arc of the story as soon as Fiona rolls her eyes over Derek's apparent snobbishness. So, the film doesn't get high marks, but it does a good job with the story as it is.
Hallmark tends to rely on the big-city-bad, small-town-good scenario too frequently as well, and that premise is milked in Vermont's moonlight, too.