I like it very much. And it is normal, for the mix of Alaska, gay spice, admirable work of Jeremy Jordan and the effort of Jeniffer Lowndes and the location and the tension about revelation of true identities .
Sure, only few new good things and a lot of cliches, the too rapid and too predictable end ( you expect be little different, for a drop of fresh air ) and the big town as option , as nice inovation in classic Hallmark recipe.
I am far be seduce by the option for Jennifer Lowndes for meg and the final part seems very forced , by appreciate the game between Josh and Meg, not ignoring the premises of this impossible romance.
In final, the big, beautiful good point remains the acting of Jeremy Jordan and his game with cliches for the fair portrait of julian. The gay couple relation, reflected in reasonable manner, is another good point, like the work of Stephen Oliver and Callum Blue.
In short, just pleasant.
Sure, only few new good things and a lot of cliches, the too rapid and too predictable end ( you expect be little different, for a drop of fresh air ) and the big town as option , as nice inovation in classic Hallmark recipe.
I am far be seduce by the option for Jennifer Lowndes for meg and the final part seems very forced , by appreciate the game between Josh and Meg, not ignoring the premises of this impossible romance.
In final, the big, beautiful good point remains the acting of Jeremy Jordan and his game with cliches for the fair portrait of julian. The gay couple relation, reflected in reasonable manner, is another good point, like the work of Stephen Oliver and Callum Blue.
In short, just pleasant.