検索キーワード： ナレーター "Trenton Pfauser" すべてのカテゴリー

Jason loves walking dogs, but he has plans to do something bigger with his life. Not big like change the world kind of big. But big enough to change at least a few lives. So when he sees an empty garden center with a fenced yard, he gets an idea. Maybe he and Jesse could set up their doggy daycare business there. Tony owns a small clinic downtown that caters to professionals in need of a flu shot or the uninsured who have no other options. Not a lot of in-between cases. So when Harris calls in a favor for a cute boy with a cut that he'd been ignoring for too long, he's excited for the change.

After the mysterious death of her mother, Juniper Hawthorne is left in charge of the family apothecary. The problem is, she can't bear to run her mother's old shop. She abandons it all, leaving the witches in Starbrook without their supplies. Fellow witch Ozan Demir makes his grand return to Starbrook with emotional baggage, a business degree, and an idea for a new apothecary. When his old rivalry with Juniper reignites, sparks of passion begin to fly, too. If Juniper doesn't fill her mother's role in the small community, she will lose the shop and memories of her mother along with it.

Becky and Dustin have been best friends for years—inseparable, honest, and deeply connected. She’s 28. He’s 30. Their bond is easy, loyal… safe. Until it isn’t. Both in committed relationships, they try to ignore the shift between them—the stolen glances, the growing tension, the warmth that lingers too long. But when emotional boundaries blur, the truth becomes impossible to avoid. Do they risk it all for love, or protect the friendships and partners they’ve built their lives around?

When Becky Navarro returns to her coastal hometown of Pompano Beach, she’s expecting a simple favor for her cousin’s wedding—not a tidal wave of memories, heartbreak, and the man she thought she’d never see again. The boutique she once called home holds echoes of who she used to be, and a veil borrowed for the bride might just unravel the past.