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Katie Fforde - Zum Teufel mit David 

After completing her training as a hotel manager, Polly Cameron returns to the town where she grew up. In the idyllic fishing village of Cherry Cove on the New York coast, she takes over her parents’ cozy bed-and-breakfast with the help of her friend Bridget. Polly has already put a lot of work into the “Sunflower” and is hoping for a successful first season. The start is promising: at a party hosted by Mayor Melissa Teerpack, she meets the extremely charming businessman David Locking. Sparks fly immediately between Polly and him—much to Melissa’s displeasure, as she has long had her eye on the successful bachelor due to her unhappy marriage.
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After completing her training as a hotel manager, Polly Cameron returns to the town where she grew up. In the idyllic fishing village of Cherry Cove on the New York coast, she takes over her parents’ cozy bed-and-breakfast with the help of her friend Bridget. Polly has already put a lot of work into the “Sunflower” and is hoping for a successful first season. The start is promising: at a party hosted by Mayor Melissa Teerpack, she meets the extremely charming businessman David Locking. Sparks fly immediately between Polly and him—much to Melissa’s displeasure, as she has long had her eye on the successful bachelor due to her unhappy marriage.

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:John Delbridge
Written By:Claudia Kratochvil
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