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Just in time for the Chesapeake Shores Oyster Festival, Trace returns to Abby after three months on tour, only to discover a family in turmoil: Bree's completed manuscript turns out to be a thinly veiled story of the family, and Mick ends the fight over the family Trust but begins a feud with Connor after a fateful mistake.
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Directed by Sean McNamaraWritten by Michael BernsGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Zebastin Borjeau, Britt Irvin, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Jerry Trimble, Victor Webster
With a nod to the past, Nell tries to save the Wish Fountain; Abby discovers a never-opened letter that she sent to Trace; Mick inherits a sailboat and reunites with his brother Thomas; and Bree welcomes an old friend back into her life. After Kevin witnesses a secret hug, Connor's future is thrown and Jess's future beckons with an invitation from everyone's favorite chef.
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Directed by Sean McNamaraWritten by Nancey SilversGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Britt Irvin, Mark Brandon, Oliver Rice, Tom Butler, Gregory Harrison, Kent Sheridan, Teryl Rothery
While Jess and Bree in Maine visit David and his fabulously wealthy family, Trace's role in Abby's family is questioned. Meanwhile, everyone helps out running the B&B and Wordplay, and Connor learns the truth about Danielle.
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by Brian L. RossGuest stars Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Gillian Barber, Britt Irvin, Mark Brandon, Malcolm Stewart, Jordana Largy, Carlo Marks
While Jess and Bree discover David's parents' secret plans, Abby joins Trace on tour, realizing that it will be impossible to stay clear of Trace's newfound fame. Thomas's vow renewal sparks Mick and Megan to re-examine their own relationship, as Connor reconciles with Kevin.
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by Michael BernsGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Gillian Barber, Britt Irvin, Malcolm Stewart, Jordana Largy, Carlo Marks, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Bradley Stryker
Abby is burdened by continued paparazzi attention from Trace’s growing fame. As he works through his loneliness while on tour away from Abby, Trace writes a song for Abby, which prompts an unexpected reaction from Leigh. Mick tries to repair his relationship with Connor at Megan’s insistence, but their tumultuous history makes Connor reluctant to reconcile. Kevin is concerned when Sarah seeks adventure after a near-death accident at work, noticing similarities between her behavior and his after his wartime injury. Bree edits her novel with Simon’s help, and realizes she and one of her characters share the same drive for self-preservation that stunts their relationships. Meanwhile, Jess fears her relationship with David is over.
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Directed by Sean McNamaraWritten by Nancey SilversGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Britt Irvin, Oliver Rice, Carlo Marks, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, Bradley Stryker, Antonio Cayonne, Clay St. Thomas
Abby learns her ex-husband is in a serious relationship navigates their new family dynamic. Abby misses Trace by her side as she explores the new co-parenting roles with Wes and his girlfriend. Pulled in many directions with work obligations, Trace misses out on family moments with Abby and the girls. Mick and Megan’s relationship continues to evolve, but is influenced by their past. Having worked independently for months, Jess adjusts to David’s return to the bed and breakfast. Also adjusting to a man in her life is Bree, who attempts to define her partially professional, partially romantic relationship with Simon. At the Chesapeake Shores Fire Department, Kevin enjoys a week of on-the-job training with Sarah. Meanwhile, Nell recruits Connor to investigate a contestant who is breaking the rules in an annual gardening competition, but a surprising discovery makes her rethink the plan.
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Directed by Sean McNamaraWritten by Brian L. RossGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Oliver Rice, Carlo Marks, Michael Karl Richards, Brittany-Ellen Willacy
Trace discovers that The Bridge has fallen into debt while he was on tour in and tries to repair the damage. Trace’s discovery prompts Mick to reconsider the terms of their partnership and to put aside friendship and family when business is at stake. Abby works to try and balance her stressful workload with being a “super mom” to keep up with Wes’ new fiancé. Jess is suspicious when David’s sister arrives in town looking for help with the business. Bree asks Nell to read her manuscript, but realizes the real test will come when she gives it to Megan. When Kevin doesn’t receive a job offer near Chesapeake Shores, Sarah considers relocating for a dream job. Facing relationship troubles of his own, Connor goes up against an ex-girlfriend in court. Meanwhile, Megan plays hardball when the mayor eliminates her job at the Arts Counc
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by Jill GoldsmithGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Britt Irvin, Jordana Largy, Carlo Marks, Serge Houde, John Shaw
Abby develops an unexpected friendship with a client, while Trace faces conflict at The Bridge. Though initially hesitant to work with her ex-husband’s fiancé, Abby helps her out tremendously and builds a new rapport with her while on a project. Trace, however, has a more difficult time at work and considers putting his friendship with Mick in jeopardy during a professional disagreement. Kevin graduates from his EMT program, but the reality of he and Sarah moving apart looms over the happy occasion. When Connor’s ex-girlfriend offers him a job, he senses familiar romantic feelings developing. At Nell’s urging, Bree shares her manuscript with Megan and begins to realize there are two sides to every story. Meanwhile, Jess receives devastating news about the inn that she fears will impact her whole life – including her future with David.
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Directed by Terry IngramWritten by Kirsten HansenGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Britt Irvin, Carlo Marks, Serge Houde, John Shaw, Kate Isaac, Giles Panton, Barbara Beall
Chaos reigns with the closure of the Bridge, and the O'Briens are at war over Bree's manuscript. Meanwhile, Kevin is heartbroken visiting Sarah's family in Philadelphia, especially after he's offered his dream job back in Chesapeake Shores. When Trace realizes that he might not return to Chesapeake Shores, his relationship with Abby is cast into doubt, as Jess wonders if her relationship with David can survive without the B&B.
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Directed by Mike RohlWritten by Michael Berns, Kirsten HansenGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Lee Page, Britt Irvin, Oliver Rice, Carlo Marks, Brittany-Ellen Willacy, John Shaw, Bradley Stryker
On the eve of the Chesapeake Shores Regatta, with Mick recruiting family members to join him on the water, Abby finally has to make a decision whether or not to break up with Trace for good. Meanwhile, Bree's relationship with Simon is rocked when Caroline appears, and David and Jess have to finally figure out their relationship without the B&B. In a surprise twist, a letter from Ireland might decide Nell's future.
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Directed by Mike RohlWritten by Michael BernsGuest stars Jessica Sipos, Kayden Magnuson, Abbie Magnuson, Lee Page, Gillian Barber, Britt Irvin, Malcolm Stewart, Oliver Rice
Nancey Silvers, Phoef Sutton, Michael Berns, Mark Jordan Legan, Kirsten Hansen, Brian L. Ross, John Tinker, Ann Lewis Hamilton, Michael MacLennan, Kirsten Hansen, Gina Goldman, Elena Song, David Maples, Jill Goldsmith, Aurorae Khoo, Erinne Dobson, Ciara Van Gheem
