Before I begin, I need to say I had the supreme joy of interviewing Cindy Busby, so if you are looking for a completely objective review of this sweet, gentle, and benevolent woman, you're going to need to look elsewhere. While I will give you a review that is fair and as accurate as possible, my outlook when it comes to reviews is postivity. In this film, I honestly didn't find any fault (except that it could have been longer). I will discuss Cindy in great detail later, but just know that I fell in love with this movie before
If you recognize Ty as Joe Markham in this film, you might remember seeing him in Cedar Cove and When Calls the Heart. In this film, his part is not so amiable , unfortunately, but he still has that stellar smile that belies his character's true nature. I won't give away too much, be even in…show more content… But thankfully, Zara (as portrayed by Sarah) is not impressed by cruel greed nor arrogance and position. At first, I didn't think I recognized Sarah from anything, but imagine my shock when I read Kiss at Pine Lake in her resume! As one who loved that movie (I mean, Brennan Elliott was in it, so it's on my list of great films), I remember her role in the beginning now as the young Zoe. Thankfully, Sarah gets a chance to truly exhibit her acting skills as the typical teenage girl, Zara Darcy. As we discover that her brother raised her, we understand her fierce devotion to him. And, of course, she absolutely adores Elizabeth and the way her brother acts whenever he is in this lady's presence. Zara doesn't mind doing what her great-aunt is convinced is the wrong thing (in fact, I think she thrives on it), and her bond with Elizabeth is as apparent as her obvious distaste for Felicity. I sincerely hope that more networks will realize just how gifted Sarah is in the realm of down-to-earth, unspoiled acting, and here is to seeing her in many more roles in the months and years to
