Review

Providence Falls: An Impossible Promise
Subtitle: Angels, Amnesia, and Awkward Assignments from Heaven

If you thought Hallmark movies were all snow globes and Christmas carolers, Providence Falls: An Impossible Promise is here to remind you that sometimes true love comes with fine print—and a heavenly HR department.

In this sequel, our time-displaced gentleman-turned-cop is still trying to prove he’s not just a reformed 19th-century bad boy but also the right man for Katie Stevens’ detective. The catch? An angel keeps dropping in like an overbearing life coach reminding him he’s supposed to help her fall in love with someone else. (Because apparently heaven runs on a plot device contract system.)

The result is a deliciously awkward blend of Hallmark holiday movies heart and cosmic red tape. There’s banter, unresolved romantic tension, and more supernatural ultimatums than you’ll find in an entire season of ghost-hunting TV. By the end, you’ll be rooting for love, justice, and maybe just one day off for this poor guy from celestial probation.