The accents are inauthentic and distracting...and it is clear that this is not filmed on location in Louisiana, let alone anywhere near New Orleans...but if you can get past all of that the mystery itself is decent.

An interior designer's brother passes away from what initially is ruled a self-inflicted gun shot wound. She returns home to the family she fled years ago, for her brother's service. While there she starts to piece together that things just don't add up..and when she starts asking questions threats are made on her life telling her she is definitely on the right track.

The romantic leads are easy on the eyes and the mystery is decent leaving me on the fence about recommending this to anyone but hardcore Hallmark mystery fans.

I quite enjoyed this movie, it definitely held my interest throughout. The twists in the plot kept me guessing and character development was very good.

It's Hallmark, so it's clean of profanity, sex, and excessive blood. But it's still a murder mystery with buried secrets. Sayre is estranged from her family, but don't expect this to be a movie about family reconciliation. It's about bringing wicked men to justice. The climax had a clever plot twist that I did NOT see coming.