AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK

Name: AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK
Item: AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK
Author: Tess Farrand

“Wholesome Mystery”

Family Content: +1 Moderately questionable elements. (Discernment required for young children.)

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What You Need To Know:

HEIST AND SEEK is Hallmark’s latest entry in its series of AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES movies. Aurora Teagarden works for the library, which is having a big fundraiser coming up soon. Everyone is so excited about seeing a crown from the Tudor era in Britain, which has never been moved from the history museum but is now going to be displayed at the fundraiser. When the curtains are pulled back, however, the crown is gone! Will Aurora and her friends be able to figure out the mystery?

AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK is an entertaining, well-made mystery with lots of surprises. Led by Candace Cameron Bure (“Bu-ray”) in the title role, the cast does an excellent job. The movie has a strong moral worldview. It stresses finding out the truth and exposing it, no matter what. Based on the beloved mystery novels by Charlaine Harris, AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES is a good series for families to watch if they like mystery and wholesome content. AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK is a great example of the series, with a nice twist that viewers won’t see coming.

Content:

(BBB, V):

Dominant Worldview and Other Worldview Content/Elements:

Very strong moral worldview of doing what is right and finding truth no matter what and exposing the bad

Foul Language:

No foul language

Violence:

Man kills two other men, shot seen but you don’t see blood, more implied then anything, and a guy is shot in the arm and in pain on the ground

Sex:

No sexual immorality

Nudity:

No nudity

Alcohol Use:

No alcohol use

Smoking and/or Drug Use and Abuse:

No smoking or drugs; and,

Miscellaneous Immorality:

Lying done by the villain.

More Detail:

In AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK, Aurora and her friends must figure out who stole a crown from the Tudor era in Britain that was scheduled to be displayed at the library where Aurora works. Based on the beloved mystery novels by Charlaine Harris, AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK is an entertaining, well-made mystery with some nice twists and a strong moral worldview stressing truth and justice.

Aurora Teagarden works for the library, which is having a big fundraiser coming up. Everyone is so excited about a crown from the Tudor era, that has never been moved from the history museum but is now going to be at the fundraiser.

The big moment in the fundraiser is the crown being revealed. However, when they open up the curtains, the crown is no longer in the case! Someone has stolen this prized item. Everyone in the fundraiser must be searched before they can leave the venue. Of course, Aurora is interested in helping the case. She pairs up with her boyfriend Nick and friends in the Real Murders Club to try to solve the mystery.

AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK has a strong moral worldview. The movie Stresses finding out the truth and exposing it, no matter what. This series is a good series for families to watch if they like mystery and wholesome content.

AURORA TEAGARDEN MYSTERIES: HEIST AND SEEK is well made and has a nice twist at the end. It’s hard to figure out who did the crime, so the movie is well-written and filmed well. As usual, Candace Cameron Bure is a joy to watch and brings charm to the movie. HEIST AND SEEK is a great example of this Hallmark mystery series.