We also have Lillian being a fiercely proud young woman who is vocal in her support of women having careers and is adverse to old fashioned thoughts that women should be in the home. So you have young Joshua who arrives to be Lee's assistant at the Blacksmiths and finds himself falling for his daughter Lillian and then dealing with Lee being over protective. To say that 'Love Finds a Home' is obvious is a bit of a lie as we have several stories going on which actually feel like they are repeats of stories which happened in previous movies in the series. Also causing issues is Lee's new assistant Joshua (Michael Trevino) as he has taken a shine to Lillian and Lee being the over protective father is not happy. But whilst there Annie starts to have complications and when her mother-in-law Mary ( Patty Duke - Falling in Love with the Girl Next Door), an old fashioned midwife, shows up there is tension between Belinda's preference for modern medicine and Mary's old fashioned home remedy style nursing. Belinda (Sarah Jones), husband Lee (Jordan Bridges) and their adopted daughter Lillian (Courtney Halverson). With her husband having to go away on business, heavily pregnant Annie ( Haylie Duff - A Nanny's Secret) decides to go to Sikestown to stay with her friend Dr. But the good news is that whilst a little bit of knowledge will help you make sense of how characters relate to each other you can watch 'Love Finds a Home' without having seen the previous movies. Now as to 'Love Finds a Home' well if you have seen the previous movies it is a continuation, of style and characters delivering the same sort of heart-warming movie with a message that the previous movies were. Basically we have wholesome little dramas with a quaintness that will appeal to those looking for some innocent entertainment. Here we have tales of romance, faith and women empowerment set in the West, not the Wild West, but a western town where bad guys are a rarity. I've watched a few of the made for TV movies which have been adapted from Janette Oke's novels and they are what I would call an acquired taste.

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