Now that former New York City girl Tara Kendall and local sheriff Boone Taylor are officially a couple, they're faced with merging their families in Parable, Montana — Tara has a stepdaughter from her first marriage, and Boone is solo-parenting a son after the death of his wife. It's a situation that's sure to present quite a few challenges. 

In "Big Sky River: The Bridal Path," Emmanuelle Vaugier and Kavan Smith will reprise their leading roles, and Peter Benson, who directed and starred in the first film, will also do both again. Meanwhile, Cassidy Nugent will return as Tara's stepdaughter, Erin. In the sequel, she's struggling to find her place in Parable, Montana, still reeling from her parent's messy divorce. That's not all — Sawyer Fraser is coming back as the young Fletcher Taylor, Boone's son, and Michelle Harrison will sing her way into our hearts as Casey Elfman, everyone's favorite fictional country musician from the first movie.

Considering the fact that most of the cast is reprising their roles, it's fair to say they all enjoyed their time working together. In fact, Vaugier was quick to praise her co-star in an interview with The Hallmarkies Podcast. According to the actor, Smith has a "great sense of humor" and is "just a joy to be around." Given their obvious onscreen connection, it may come as a surprise that Vaugier said they didn't even do a chemistry read before filming started.