

TV Movie · Comedy · Drama
Overview
Sarah is a children’s book author who returns to her hometown, where she reconnects with her family and Travis, her teenage crush. She soon discovers that a long-held family legend might actually be true.
Top Cast


Sarah Ramos
Sarah Ramos
Sarah
Sarah Ramos
Sarah


Carlo Marks
Carlo Marks
Travis
Carlo Marks
Travis


Marilu Henner
Marilu Henner
Grandma Mia
Marilu Henner
Grandma Mia


Michele Scarabelli
Michele Scarabelli
Patsy
Michele Scarabelli
Patsy


Barbara Pollard
Barbara Pollard
Raylene
Barbara Pollard
Raylene


Rubi Tupper
Rubi Tupper
Jasmine
Rubi Tupper
Jasmine


Zahf Paroo
Zahf Paroo
Benny
Zahf Paroo
Benny


Roark Critchlow
Roark Critchlow
Mayor Schebly
Roark Critchlow
Mayor Schebly


Kayla Deorksen
Kayla Deorksen
Helen
Kayla Deorksen
Helen
Briton T. Maxwell
Briton T. Maxwell
Emcee
Briton T. Maxwell
Emcee
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