One fateful dinner party ends in a complicated murder case where Carly Hunter forced to work against both the police and the media. Police Jack Brannigan commissioned to protect her when threats begin to pile up and a fiery unexpected love affair begins.
Stacey Stewart Curtis
Director
Kim Huffman
Carly Hunter
Alex Cater
Jack Brannigan
Corbin Bernsen
Dr. Chester Winnifield
Hugh Thompson
Elliot Saunders
Jocelyn Cunningham
Violet Speery
Shannon Lawson
Alma Flood
Lori Hallier
Sophie Westin
Faith Ward
Mrs. Koslinski
Stephen J.M. Sisk
Felix Koslinski
Anna Dirksen
Sidra
Bill Carr
Bad Bob
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