When Calls The Heart: Follow Your Heart #Hearties

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About the When Calls the Heart Series:

From celebrated author Janette Oke (The Love Comes Softly series) comes a rigorous and romantic adventure as epic as the wide frontier. Erin Krakow (Army Wives), Daniel Lissing (Eye Candy), Jack Wagner (Melrose Place) and Lori Loughlin (Full House, 90210) star in When Calls The Heart, “a beautiful story with roots in relationships, self-empowerment, and the enduring power of love”.

About When Calls the Heart- “Follow Your Heart ”:

While Jack and Elizabeth’s relationship has cooled following their arguments in Hamilton, Jack is hot on the trail of a counterfeiter right in Hope Valley! When he finds the culprit, a two-fisted brawl ensues as Jack apprehends the man. Seeing Jack in danger prompts Elizabeth to confront her feelings and seek him out… but she inadvertently sets Rip, Jack’s dog, loose at the same time. As a violent storm bears down on Hope Valley, Jack and Elizabeth search for Rip and take shelter in an old mineshaft together. But the storm won’t be escaped so easily, and the unstable shaft begins to collapse…

My thoughts:
In the last two episodes of the second season Jack and Elizabeth go back to Hamilton to deal with their siblings which ends up causing more issues about their different lifestyles. Back home, Jack is hot on the trail of the counterfeiter, he starts to suspect that Bill Avery might be a part of the ring. Elizabeth accidentally lets Jacks's dog, Rip out of the jail. She and Jack go searching for him, giving them plenty of time to talk things out. Just when you think things are getting better between them, Charles shows up at the schoolhouse and proposes to Elizabeth just as Jack shows up. Just when you think things are going smoothly something happens to make the relationship go backwards. 

Now that Henry Gowan is the new Mayor he tells Abigail he will close the restaurant if a list of repairs isn't done in time. Fortunately Pastor Hogan helps her fix everything up, giving them lots of time together. Hogan ends up admitting that he wasn't always a Godly man. We learn that it was Gowan who informed Bill's ex wife about his relationship with Abigail. Bill finally gets to have a long honest talk with Nora, who comes to realize that their relationship is really over. She decides to stay in Hope Valley, much to Gowan's delight. Will Nora and Gowan end up together? 

Lee starts dating Molly which causes Rosemary to reconsider her feelings towards Lee. Turns out Molly and Lee were in cahoots together to try to make Rosemary jealous. Fortunately it works and they get back together.

Feeling stifled, Julie becomes defiant towards her parents and older sister Viola. She ends up running away to be with Tom. Viola convinces Charles to go after Elizabeth.   

This series has my emotions all over the place, I am either laughing, crying, or wanting to shake some sense into someone.

Watch the trailer here. Visit here to learn more and purchase a copy on Amazon.

About Michael Landon Jr. – Executive Producer: 

Michael Landon Jr., son of the late television legend Michael Landon, has been in the film business for over 25 years. With two of the highest rated films in the history of the Hallmark channel, and several top ten releases targeted to the Christian market, Michael has become known for creating heartfelt, inspiring films that connect to the family. He has developed and/or produced, directed, and written screenplays for Fox, CBS, NBC, Disney, Sony, Lifetime, and others.

About Brian Bird- Executive Producer: 

Brian Bird is co-founder with partner Michael Landon, Jr., of Believe Pictures, a film and television production company. He was co-executive producer and writer on the successful television series, Touched by an Angel. Adding to Brian’s success, he had also written and produced episodes of Evening Shade, Step by Step and The Family Man. Most recently, Bird wrote and produced Gametime, a two-hour television pilot for NBC, The Shunning, inspired by the novel by best-selling author Beverly Lewis, for the Hallmark Channel, and Not Easily Broken, adapted from the novel by T.D. Jakes and released theatrically by Sony/TriStar.

About Word Entertainment: 

 A leader in the music industry for over 60 years, Word Entertainment, a Warner/Curb company, is a unique, comprehensive entertainment company comprised of multi-faceted artist service departments including publishing, merchandising, booking, and online initiatives. Word Entertainment represents some of the top names and brands in music, including Meredith Andrews, Chris August, BarlowGirl, Francesca Battistelli, Big Daddy Weave, Jason Castro, Patrick Ryan Clark, Everfound, for KING & COUNTRY, Group 1 Crew, Love & The Outcome, Dara Maclean, Point Of Grace and Sidewalk Prophets and is home to 25 Entertainment, Word Distribution (representing Curb Records and Big Idea/VeggieTales among others), Word Print, Word Films, Word Music Publishing and Word Label Group’s Word Records, Word Worship and Fervent Records.