Chesapeake Shores

Trace returns to Abby after three months on tour only to discover a family in turmoil; Mick ends the fight over the family trust but begins a feud with Connor.

Nell tries to save the Wish Fountain; Abby discovers a never-opened letter that she sent to Trace; Mick inherits a sailboat and reunites with his brother Thomas; Bree welcomes an old friend back into her life.

Trace's role in Abby's family is questioned; everyone helps out running the B&B; Connor learns the truth about Danielle.

Two families -- a single mother raising two kids, and a young couple expecting twins -- face tremendous difficulties as the holidays approach, but the Salvation Army has a program to help people in need.

Instead of spending her holiday break in the big city, Juliet is taken by her mother to the country for Christmas, where she develops a bond with her late grandfather's horse and catches the eye of a local cowboy.

A modern take on Jane Austen, two well-to-do sisters learn their family fortune has vanished, so they work together to create a new business as they both find themselves charmed by new men in their lives.

In this Christmas time romantic comedy,Caroline is unhappy in her marriage and makes her way to file for divorce. On the way, an accident occurs and everything in her love life is about to change, as amnesia is now setting in.

Battle lines form after Megan reads Bree's manuscript; Trace and Mick disagree over the future of the Bridge; with Jess's B&B's being devoured from within, it appears that the same might be true with the O'Brien family.

Chaos reigns with the closure of the Bridge; the O'Briens are at war over Bree's manuscript; Kevin is heartbroken visiting Sarah's family in Philadelphia; Trace and Abby’s relationship is cast into doubt.

Abby finally has to make a decision whether or not to break up with Trace for good; Bree's relationship with Simon is rocked when Caroline appears; David and Jess have to finally figure out their relationship without the B&B.