To raise money for their literacy program, librarians Ro (Candace Cameron Bure) and Lillian (Ellie Harvie) secure a traveling Renaissance exhibit from the Seattle History Museum. During the opening gala, however, a prized pearl headpiece, known as Leicester's Gift and supposedly worn by Queen Elizabeth I, is stolen despite numerous security measures. Suspicion first turns to guard Talbot (Sean Depner), but one guest, Miya (Elfina Luk), also raises eyebrows when she loudly objects to a police search. Ro and her mother, Aida (Marilu Henner), think their friend Howard (Chris Gauthier) might be guilty when his past comes to light, but details of the case also suggest the crime could be an inside job.
Aurora and the real Murders club are on the case again and here we have some intrigue, stolen artifacts and catty divas. Starts out fine, but loses steam half way through and doesn't really raises above average, but the cast, the idea and some nice action at the end makes it watchable.
Aurora and the real Murders club are on the case again and here we have some intrigue, stolen artifacts and catty divas. Starts out fine, but loses steam half way through and doesn't really raises above average, but the cast, the idea and some nice action at the end makes it watchable.