This was a very calm Hallmark with the usual shenanigans showing up only briefly. A highly successful A-type personality who is an efficiency expert has the rug yanked out from under her when she is not invited on a speaking tour with an-Oprah Winfrey like self-help guru. "Oprah" tells her that her life is efficient but meaningless. Lauren, played by Hallmark fave, Autumn Reeser, is annoying but thanks to Autumn's charm and acting talent, not intolerably so. She goes on a prescribed retreat in Montana where she learns to calm down and sit still for a minute. She and the son of the family who owns the retreat share an attraction and become friendly. And that's about it. He is having some easily solved financial problems and is starting to regret his decision to give up veterinary school. There is a honey fest, and there is a group cooking scene where no food is thrown(!), but brownies are burnt. Also there is a kiss between the two 30 somethings that is not interrupted by a rainstorm, a snowball, or a busybody, but fades to black. Do we see them waking up together the next morning? No. But I think Hallmark was testing the waters here. If the "family-friendly" crowd doesn't rise up in protest, this type of scenario may be in the offing at some point.
By the end, Autumn, her work life balance back in balance visits her mother and turns down Oprah's invitation because a speaking tour would throw it back out of balance. The retreat owner returns to Veterinary school in upstate New York which is just a "short plane ride" from Autumn's home-base, New York City. There is only a vague hint and hope that their relationship may turn into something more significant. Another interesting take for Hallmark.
By the end, Autumn, her work life balance back in balance visits her mother and turns down Oprah's invitation because a speaking tour would throw it back out of balance. The retreat owner returns to Veterinary school in upstate New York which is just a "short plane ride" from Autumn's home-base, New York City. There is only a vague hint and hope that their relationship may turn into something more significant. Another interesting take for Hallmark.