somelikeithotz Loved the books and now love the show. While it differs from A Fool and His Honey, the mysteries are fun, simple, and sweet. Hallmark knows exactly what we like and this is another great addition into Aurora catalogue. Candace is as warm and loveable as she was on full house and I can't wait to see what they come up with for the next one. Keep them coming.

connaroo There is at least one scene in the movie where the baby is being put to sleep and Aurora and her mother use a blanket to cover him instead of a baby sleeper bag. Babies, esp. newborns, are not to be covered up with a blanket due to the possibility suffocation. I am surprised, and concerned, that this was overlooked. The movie itself is a typical Hallmark movie mystery, easy to watch and no worry about language or content.

pgooden Having watched another Aurora movie I found myself very annoyed at 2 of the female characters in this one . AT is indeed self absorbed to the point of wondering how she will ever keep her job - It appears she works part time and is frequently late, or wanting to leave early and By the way, how does she afford to buy that lovely home ? She involves herself into every aspect of the crime and is irritating - nothing like Jessica Fletcher . Her care of the baby was indeed ludicrous foisting the baby off on other every chance she got to pursue her needs. Spoiler >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Maybe One of the most irritating moments was for me is when John proposed again to her mother and during the proposal she turned her back on him to answer the phone .The one nice moment was seeing Yannick Bisson released from his duties at the Toronto Constabulary

CatzTurn I enjoy the Aurora Teagarden series, but this last movie was not my favorite. It was a remake, plot line and all, of the 2003 series 'Mystery Woman "Oh, Baby"' with Kelli Martin. In this version, Aurora comes off a little self-absorbed over the caring of an object, the baby. She transfers 'it' to everyone else to look after. The comparison was stark. Then, at the end, she tells Martin she would want to have his babies...they aren't even engaged! This one was not as developed as "Head over Heels" in plot and character. I gave it a 6 because I won't repeat watch it. I love that Lynn is now Chief of Police and working out the dynamics between her and her husband, Arthur, at work was good.This is my least favorite Aurora Teagarden, followed by "Real Murders'... once you see them there is nothing to want to see them again. The other Aurora movies have lots of plots, intrigue and characters that are worth watching over.