Amber (Holly Robinson Peete) is a New York publishing executive who gets passed over for promotion.
To get over it she returns to her hometown in Colorado to spend Christmas at her Aunt Dora's (Patti Labelle) inn. She is a is a legendary soul singer who retired to run the inn.
Before long Amber uses her skills to take part in a much needed school fundraiser as the music program is being cut.
Amber gets close to single parent Alan who she initially mistook as an airport pick up driver. Only later being told that Aunt Dora had sent him.
Both fall for each other but Amber gets another chance of getting that promotion back in New York.
Too formulaic but at least this has Patti Labelle singing. I felt that even the director gave up on this one as it abruptly finishes.
To get over it she returns to her hometown in Colorado to spend Christmas at her Aunt Dora's (Patti Labelle) inn. She is a is a legendary soul singer who retired to run the inn.
Before long Amber uses her skills to take part in a much needed school fundraiser as the music program is being cut.
Amber gets close to single parent Alan who she initially mistook as an airport pick up driver. Only later being told that Aunt Dora had sent him.
Both fall for each other but Amber gets another chance of getting that promotion back in New York.
Too formulaic but at least this has Patti Labelle singing. I felt that even the director gave up on this one as it abruptly finishes.