is another heart warming story of love, loss, and second chances. The community of Coal Valley continues to recover from the mine accident that stole so many fathers and sons. Abigail tries to piece her life back together and seeks to open a café to sell her baked goods, but she is asked to give up more than she bargained for. Mountie Jack is trying to keep in Elizabeth's good graces, but seems to keep coming up short at every turn. Elizabeth tires to help a student who can't read with some unconventional methods, but the father is against it. Adam Miller returns back to town with a peg leg and he can't seem to fit back into his family
who desperately loves him. And Elizabeth is expected to lead the Founder's Day Play in one week and she scrambles around to find help from every corner of the town. Life continues to move along in Coal Valley as each member finds their place in society and begins to make changes to create a new normal. I absolutely love this series of movies that also show on the Hallmark Channel. I have fallen in love with Jack and Elizabeth and I love all the interactions between them. I also enjoy how each of them reach out to the community and make themselves available for help and encouragement. This movie was about second chances and it seems that each character was able to make a second chance happen for them. Be sure to watch for the surprise picture on the painting for the Founder's Day Play.
*I was given a complimentary copy of the DVD for review. All opinions are my own.*
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