Stood up at the altar is a common premise. The bride retreats to a tropical paradise, which is also common. I can't think of a premise where she encounters her ex's twin, but I bet there is at least one.
I thought that the acting and dialogue were mildly stilted or unnatural. But the relationships, both of them, were given plenty of screen time and that was nice enough. I wondered where the conflict was going to come from, especially with Charlotte and Seth, so it made sense but it took me by surprise. Overall, the pace seemed slow. Which was probably because the story needed more.
I liked Shae Robins despite times when it looked like she was trying to hard. There was some chemistry with Mason D. Davis.
At times the background music is distracting - it doesn't fit the particular conversation.
I thought that the acting and dialogue were mildly stilted or unnatural. But the relationships, both of them, were given plenty of screen time and that was nice enough. I wondered where the conflict was going to come from, especially with Charlotte and Seth, so it made sense but it took me by surprise. Overall, the pace seemed slow. Which was probably because the story needed more.
I liked Shae Robins despite times when it looked like she was trying to hard. There was some chemistry with Mason D. Davis.
At times the background music is distracting - it doesn't fit the particular conversation.