Soap opera goes to the movies. Nothing new there, but well acted. The Canadian scenery is well used and adds to the basis of the characters. Basically a plus to hear Reckell singing, along some humor and nice chemistry between the two leads. A rather stereotyped movie that could have had no charm without Peter in it. As usual, the bright spot in those Harlequin movies for adults is the love scene. This one is long and romantic, but very effective, even if rather tame, compared to the explicit sex flicks Reckell did along the way in his career. Interesting for those who haven't seen his muscular butt yet, but for those who remember just how "huge" Petey's talent is could be disappointed, for his "singing" has always been louder on the mattress than on the piano like in this movie.
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