Sharon (Catspaw) reviewed on 1/25/2010

Helpful Score: 1

Badly written cozy with erratic plotting. Callie, a glorified masseuse, sets out to solve the mystery of one of her client's husband's death, a presumed suicide. Why anyone would hire thier masseuse/energy worker to do this is anyone's guess, and is presumably explained by her client's immaturity and low IQ.

Callie's numerous friends and family members drop everything they have going on in thier lives and converge at the remote inn to help, as does her love interest Roy, a wierd and whiny accountant that she inexplixably longs for. There's melodrama enough to suit the most ardent soap opera fan, and like any bad soap opera, a long series of over the top "scenes" haphazardly strung together without any real movement towards growth, knowledge or conclusion.

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