The Awakening

Here we have a herione who appears to be lovable but emotionally scarred [well at least a little timid].\r\nSara had been dumped by the banker [who, grin, is now married and the father of twins]. She runs a small victorian boarding house.\r\nShe is in the process of putting up the screens [from the roof, no less] and is talking to herself [mostly about her missing boarder]\r\n\r\nShe figures her boarder has returned [I think she wants her rent money?] and shoves into his room, only to be grabed and frightened by a strange man with a gun.\r\n\r\nAh yes, enter the handsome [and I mean really good looking, with dimples] bounty hunter, Flynn. \r\n\r\nI don't remember who her friend was but she has a wacky interest in Sara finding a boy friend.\r\nWell, Sara gets ahold of the sheriff to rescue her from this gun-man only to find out that the sheriff knows Flynn. Hilarious!\r\n\r\nShe invites herself along with Flynn's stake-out of her boarder and it just esculates from there.\r\n\r\nSara is no risk taker but gets involved with Flynn and his family [his car] which she almost wrecks. [I was a bit disappointed when she decides to go for him and climbs into bed still knowing he does not do commitments.]\r\n\r\nOn the whole I enjoyed this movie a third time around and definitely enjoyed the songs and David Beecroft's acting of the Flynn character. Very sensitive and emotional.\r\n\r\nHIGHLY RECOMMEND this Harlequin Romance along with most of the others.