A relationship therapist gets put to the test while working with her ex-boyfriend to publish her book.

A mysterious traveler tends to an injured pioneer's (Dale Midkiff) farm and harbors a deep affection for the family's eldest daughter (January Jones).

Orphan Harvey Cheyne Jr. (Ken Vadas), a pampered young heir to a fortune, embarks on a luxury cruise to England. Not used to sailing, the boy gets seasick, falls off of the ship and struggles to stay afloat in the cold ocean water. Luckily, Harvey is rescued by Capt. Matthew Troop (Robert Urich), a fisherman with no patience for the boy's snobbery. Aboard Troop's fishing craft, Harvey must labor to earn his way, in the process learning about humility and the value of honest work.

After inheriting a house, a lawyer (Emily Rose) finds herself in a legal battle with a historian (Justin Bruening) who tells her it was the site of the first Thanksgiving.

A young author finds himself at odds with an accountant who has been sent to scrutinize his pet project. The situation gets more complicated when his niece and nephew drop by for a surprise vacation.

A single mother and a widower develop feelings for each other while working for the PTA.

A law student (Justin Bruening) bonds with a single mother (Jodi Lyn O'Keefe) while helping her find employment.

A former tomboy finds herself torn between a man who's fallen for her new femininity and a friend who has always loved her for who she is.

An aging Colorado cowboy (Richard Crenna) forces his rebellious grandson (Chris Olivero) to travel back home to California by horseback.

An aging widow (Ann-Margret) forms an unlikely bond with a drifter (Matthew Settle) and his daughter after they become her boarders.

Sparks fly between a policewoman and a man who's trying to save his bed-and-breakfast.

A U.S. soldier serving in Afghanistan becomes a father figure to a lonely boy who writes to him from home in California. When the soldier returns from a tour of duty, romance begins to blossom between him and the boy's divorced mother.

A successful doctor (Lisa Hartman Black) reconnects with a past love (Dale Midkiff) and her estranged mother (Rue McClanahan) after returning to her rural hometown.

Sparks fly between a singer (Alona Tal) and the handsome firefighter (Ethan Peck) who saved her life.

With the help of Ben the black bear, Mark and his uncle try to stop a shady businessman from polluting the environment.

A woman (Larisa Oleynik) embarks on a series of dates with men named Michael, believing that one will be her soul mate.

An aging Colorado cowboy (Richard Crenna) forces his rebellious grandson (Chris Olivero) to travel back home to California by horseback.

An aging widow (Ann-Margret) forms an unlikely bond with a drifter (Matthew Settle) and his daughter after they become her boarders.

Sparks fly between a policewoman and a man who's trying to save his bed-and-breakfast.

A U.S. soldier serving in Afghanistan becomes a father figure to a lonely boy who writes to him from home in California. When the soldier returns from a tour of duty, romance begins to blossom between him and the boy's divorced mother.

A successful doctor (Lisa Hartman Black) reconnects with a past love (Dale Midkiff) and her estranged mother (Rue McClanahan) after returning to her rural hometown.

Sparks fly between a singer (Alona Tal) and the handsome firefighter (Ethan Peck) who saved her life.

With the help of Ben the black bear, Mark and his uncle try to stop a shady businessman from polluting the environment.

A woman (Larisa Oleynik) embarks on a series of dates with men named Michael, believing that one will be her soul mate.

A woman (Erin Krakow) begins an online relationship with a famous photographer (Ryan McPartlin), not realizing that she is actually communicating with the man's young son (Ian Andrew).

Meg moves into her new apartment to study, but finds a love letter marked return to sender. Determined to help reunite the lost lovers she teams up with apartment manager Oliver and a pair of podcasters to try and track them down.

A guidance counselor (Nathan Parsons) tries to make amends for being cruel to a former schoolmate (Italia Ricci) who is now a botanist.

Two children try to play matchmaker for their widowed mother (Alison Sweeney) and an injured firefighter (Greg Vaughan).

After the death of his sister, an advertising executive becomes a surrogate parent to his 8-year-old nephew.

A couple (Jonathan Silverman, DeDee Pfeiffer) and their teenage children reconnect while staying at a ranch in the mountains.

Placed in the witness protection program, a reformed gangster (Rick Malambri) falls for his neighbor (Pippa Black) and helps her daughter (Mackenzie Foy) bake Girl Scout Cookies.

A businesswoman (Julie Benz) meets a famous chef (Scott Elrod) and his family (JoBeth Williams, Elliott Gould) while visiting California's wine country.

A woman (Erin Krakow) begins an online relationship with a famous photographer (Ryan McPartlin), not realizing that she is actually communicating with the man's young son (Ian Andrew).

Meg moves into her new apartment to study, but finds a love letter marked return to sender. Determined to help reunite the lost lovers she teams up with apartment manager Oliver and a pair of podcasters to try and track them down.

A guidance counselor (Nathan Parsons) tries to make amends for being cruel to a former schoolmate (Italia Ricci) who is now a botanist.

Two children try to play matchmaker for their widowed mother (Alison Sweeney) and an injured firefighter (Greg Vaughan).

After the death of his sister, an advertising executive becomes a surrogate parent to his 8-year-old nephew.

A couple (Jonathan Silverman, DeDee Pfeiffer) and their teenage children reconnect while staying at a ranch in the mountains.

Placed in the witness protection program, a reformed gangster (Rick Malambri) falls for his neighbor (Pippa Black) and helps her daughter (Mackenzie Foy) bake Girl Scout Cookies.

A businesswoman (Julie Benz) meets a famous chef (Scott Elrod) and his family (JoBeth Williams, Elliott Gould) while visiting California's wine country.

Still mourning the death of his father, young Buddy (Jacob Fisher) is devoted to his calf, Hokey, who is being raised for a livestock competition under the watchful eye of Buddy's mother, Hallie (Joey Lauren Adams). After their victory, Buddy is shocked to find out that his triumph will only result in Hokey's being killed for his meat by the highest bidder. Determined to save the bull, Buddy finds Mr. Blandford (Bruce Willis), Hokey's new owner, and tries to convince him to return the animal.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

Suddenly out of work, a woman takes a job as a nanny for a handsome foster father.

A reporter (Jordan Ladd) for a major network thinks a small town's wishing well is a joke until her wish is granted.

Determined to find justice for his mother's murder, a bounty hunter (Wes Brown) sets out to find the father (Kevin Sorbo) he never knew.

A tech entrepreneur is shocked to learn that her father's auto repair shop is in the red. She soon learns that a charming childhood friend wants to buy the struggling business.

With his family's Bronx bakery skating toward bankruptcy, baker Marco Poloni (Costas Mandylor) tries to prevent his Uncle Fab (David Proval) from selling the property. Marco teams up with the restaurant's pastry chef, Grace Carpenter (Lauren Holly), to enter a dessert competition with a $250,000 grand prize, hoping to split the earnings to save his bakery and give her money for her own restaurant. Initially at odds, the professional partners soon begin to develop feelings for each other.

An urban lawyer (Jeremy London) faces his toughest jury yet when he goes home for Christmas with his country-girl fiancee (Dorie Barton) to meet her parents.

Still mourning the death of his father, young Buddy (Jacob Fisher) is devoted to his calf, Hokey, who is being raised for a livestock competition under the watchful eye of Buddy's mother, Hallie (Joey Lauren Adams). After their victory, Buddy is shocked to find out that his triumph will only result in Hokey's being killed for his meat by the highest bidder. Determined to save the bull, Buddy finds Mr. Blandford (Bruce Willis), Hokey's new owner, and tries to convince him to return the animal.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

Suddenly out of work, a woman takes a job as a nanny for a handsome foster father.

A reporter (Jordan Ladd) for a major network thinks a small town's wishing well is a joke until her wish is granted.

Determined to find justice for his mother's murder, a bounty hunter (Wes Brown) sets out to find the father (Kevin Sorbo) he never knew.

A tech entrepreneur is shocked to learn that her father's auto repair shop is in the red. She soon learns that a charming childhood friend wants to buy the struggling business.

With his family's Bronx bakery skating toward bankruptcy, baker Marco Poloni (Costas Mandylor) tries to prevent his Uncle Fab (David Proval) from selling the property. Marco teams up with the restaurant's pastry chef, Grace Carpenter (Lauren Holly), to enter a dessert competition with a $250,000 grand prize, hoping to split the earnings to save his bakery and give her money for her own restaurant. Initially at odds, the professional partners soon begin to develop feelings for each other.

An urban lawyer (Jeremy London) faces his toughest jury yet when he goes home for Christmas with his country-girl fiancee (Dorie Barton) to meet her parents.

Clark Davis, a traveler with dreams of seeing the world, has to work on Ellen and Cassie's farm to pay off a debt. He slowly starts to win Ellen over, but when her former fiance returns, Ellen faces a difficult choice.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

Stranded after her husband's sudden death, a woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to live temporarily with a widower (Dale Midkiff) and his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak).

A mysterious traveler tends to an injured pioneer's (Dale Midkiff) farm and harbors a deep affection for the family's eldest daughter (January Jones).

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.

The death of an infant and a severe drought test the faith of Christian pioneers Missy and Willie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, Logan Bartholomew) as they try to eke out a living as cattle ranchers. Willie reluctantly takes a job as town sheriff, then finds he must evict friends and neighbors who have fallen behind in their payments to land baron Samuel Doros (John Laughlin).

Two years after the murder of her husband, a woman (Erin Cottrell) and her young son return home to be near her parents.

A physical therapist (Scout Taylor-Compton) touches the lives of an ailing matron (Nancy Linehan Charles) and a young New York attorney.

A widowed doctor (Sarah Jones) tries to help residents of a frontier town where a mysterious illness claims several lives.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

Clark Davis, a traveler with dreams of seeing the world, has to work on Ellen and Cassie's farm to pay off a debt. He slowly starts to win Ellen over, but when her former fiance returns, Ellen faces a difficult choice.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

Stranded after her husband's sudden death, a woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to live temporarily with a widower (Dale Midkiff) and his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak).

A mysterious traveler tends to an injured pioneer's (Dale Midkiff) farm and harbors a deep affection for the family's eldest daughter (January Jones).

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.

The death of an infant and a severe drought test the faith of Christian pioneers Missy and Willie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, Logan Bartholomew) as they try to eke out a living as cattle ranchers. Willie reluctantly takes a job as town sheriff, then finds he must evict friends and neighbors who have fallen behind in their payments to land baron Samuel Doros (John Laughlin).

Two years after the murder of her husband, a woman (Erin Cottrell) and her young son return home to be near her parents.

A physical therapist (Scout Taylor-Compton) touches the lives of an ailing matron (Nancy Linehan Charles) and a young New York attorney.

A widowed doctor (Sarah Jones) tries to help residents of a frontier town where a mysterious illness claims several lives.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

Clark Davis, a traveler with dreams of seeing the world, has to work on Ellen and Cassie's farm to pay off a debt. He slowly starts to win Ellen over, but when her former fiance returns, Ellen faces a difficult choice.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

Stranded after her husband's sudden death, a woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to live temporarily with a widower (Dale Midkiff) and his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak).

A mysterious traveler tends to an injured pioneer's (Dale Midkiff) farm and harbors a deep affection for the family's eldest daughter (January Jones).

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.

The death of an infant and a severe drought test the faith of Christian pioneers Missy and Willie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, Logan Bartholomew) as they try to eke out a living as cattle ranchers. Willie reluctantly takes a job as town sheriff, then finds he must evict friends and neighbors who have fallen behind in their payments to land baron Samuel Doros (John Laughlin).

Two years after the murder of her husband, a woman (Erin Cottrell) and her young son return home to be near her parents.

A physical therapist (Scout Taylor-Compton) touches the lives of an ailing matron (Nancy Linehan Charles) and a young New York attorney.

A widowed doctor (Sarah Jones) tries to help residents of a frontier town where a mysterious illness claims several lives.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

Clark Davis, a traveler with dreams of seeing the world, has to work on Ellen and Cassie's farm to pay off a debt. He slowly starts to win Ellen over, but when her former fiance returns, Ellen faces a difficult choice.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

Stranded after her husband's sudden death, a woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to live temporarily with a widower (Dale Midkiff) and his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak).

A mysterious traveler tends to an injured pioneer's (Dale Midkiff) farm and harbors a deep affection for the family's eldest daughter (January Jones).

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.

The death of an infant and a severe drought test the faith of Christian pioneers Missy and Willie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, Logan Bartholomew) as they try to eke out a living as cattle ranchers. Willie reluctantly takes a job as town sheriff, then finds he must evict friends and neighbors who have fallen behind in their payments to land baron Samuel Doros (John Laughlin).

Two years after the murder of her husband, a woman (Erin Cottrell) and her young son return home to be near her parents.

A physical therapist (Scout Taylor-Compton) touches the lives of an ailing matron (Nancy Linehan Charles) and a young New York attorney.

A widowed doctor (Sarah Jones) tries to help residents of a frontier town where a mysterious illness claims several lives.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

Clark Davis, a traveler with dreams of seeing the world, has to work on Ellen and Cassie's farm to pay off a debt. He slowly starts to win Ellen over, but when her former fiance returns, Ellen faces a difficult choice.

When his beloved wife (Julie Mond) dies, a man (Wes Brown) receives support from his parents (Cheryl Ladd, Bruce Boxleitner) to help save his land.

Stranded after her husband's sudden death, a woman (Katherine Heigl) agrees to live temporarily with a widower (Dale Midkiff) and his daughter (Skye McCole Bartusiak).

A mysterious traveler tends to an injured pioneer's (Dale Midkiff) farm and harbors a deep affection for the family's eldest daughter (January Jones).

Missie (Erin Cottrell) and Willie (Logan Bartholomew) are two married settlers who live on a farm near the frontier town of Tettsford Junction. Missie is pregnant and has not informed Willie. She is apprehensive about the future, weighing the safety of her old life against that of the adventurous new life she is leading with the man she loves. Soon she befriends a Shoshone woman (Irene Bedard), and, while Willie does not approve of this at first, he faces bigger worries when bandits show up.

The death of an infant and a severe drought test the faith of Christian pioneers Missy and Willie LaHaye (Erin Cottrell, Logan Bartholomew) as they try to eke out a living as cattle ranchers. Willie reluctantly takes a job as town sheriff, then finds he must evict friends and neighbors who have fallen behind in their payments to land baron Samuel Doros (John Laughlin).

Two years after the murder of her husband, a woman (Erin Cottrell) and her young son return home to be near her parents.

A physical therapist (Scout Taylor-Compton) touches the lives of an ailing matron (Nancy Linehan Charles) and a young New York attorney.

A widowed doctor (Sarah Jones) tries to help residents of a frontier town where a mysterious illness claims several lives.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

A newly engaged woman makes a wish that her fiance takes the planning of their wedding seriously, and to her surprise and dismay, her wish comes true.

A young divorce mediator (Brooke Nevin) remains cynical until a client's dog pairs her with a local vet (Jake Sandvig).

An ex-husband and a first love (Teddy Sears) cause a woman (Alicia Witt) to question her upcoming wedding.

Street thugs jeopardize a widower's (James Earl Jones) mission to teach low-income people in his community how to read.

After inheriting half of her uncle's vineyard, a woman (Margo Harshman) must work with the co-owner (Steve Talley) for three weeks or risk losing the land.

Years after a tragic accident, a former Olympic figure skater (Jessica Cauffiel) agrees to coach a young student.

A widowed doctor (Sarah Jones) tries to help residents of a frontier town where a mysterious illness claims several lives.

A frontier doctor (Sarah Jones) clashes with a nursemaid (Patty Duke) while caring for the woman's pregnant daughter-in-law (Haylie Duff).

A newly engaged woman makes a wish that her fiance takes the planning of their wedding seriously, and to her surprise and dismay, her wish comes true.

A young divorce mediator (Brooke Nevin) remains cynical until a client's dog pairs her with a local vet (Jake Sandvig).

An ex-husband and a first love (Teddy Sears) cause a woman (Alicia Witt) to question her upcoming wedding.

Street thugs jeopardize a widower's (James Earl Jones) mission to teach low-income people in his community how to read.

After inheriting half of her uncle's vineyard, a woman (Margo Harshman) must work with the co-owner (Steve Talley) for three weeks or risk losing the land.

Years after a tragic accident, a former Olympic figure skater (Jessica Cauffiel) agrees to coach a young student.

A woman (Vanessa Marcil) tries to heal a family when she becomes a nanny for a widower's (Brennan Elliott) two children.

A book editor (Lindsay Hartley) searches for Mr. Right while working with a high-maintenance author (Morgan Fairchild).

A 25-year-old feud between two mothers (Patty Duke, Shelley Long) causes problems for a young couple planning their wedding.

Already facing difficult issues, a married couple (Jason Priestley, Teri Polo) find solace in a Mexican town when their car breaks down.

A shy writer has to go out on a date with a different man every month to write an article for her company's blog.

Returning home for Thanksgiving, an artist (Dana Delany) learns that her estranged mother (Doris Roberts) is in the early stages of Alzheimer's disease.