Mia is taken aback when she learns that her grandmother has sold the plot of land where the mill housing her woodworking workshop stands. However, her grandmother has been assured that they will be allowed to keep running the business. Mia is even more shocked when she discovers that the person coming to draft plans for the new hotel being developed on the neighbouring land is Brady, her college boyfriend who left her without explanation. Brady, too, faces challenges when he finds out that his company has no intention of honouring his promise to let the workshop remain and instead plans to demolish the mill.
I thought this movie would go off the rails since Chad Michael Murray usually comes across as rather insufferable and a bit superior type in most films he’s in. However, here he manages to tone that down, and you almost believe in his sincerity. The movie holds up as an average and fairly decent romantic film.
