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Can fairy tales really come true?

Spring Storm Murphy believes in Fairy Tales, and she believes in “Happily Ever After.” When she moves next door to a neglected 150 year old mansion, she believes her neighbor Peter Flynn is Prince Charming, they’ll fall in love, they’ll be married and live Happily Ever After. Unfortunately, Spring gets stuck in the fence next to his “No Trespassing” sign, her nightgown ends up in his tree and Spring seems to be accident prone and one disaster after another follows her. Spring’s widowed mother lives with her and is convinced she is Irish (even though her mother was born in Kansas) and she throws potatoes at Peter’s house to warn him not to trifle with her daughter’s feelings. Spring learns there is a 200 year old treasure hidden in the house and she’s convinced if she finds the treasure Prince Charming will marry her, all she has to do is make Peter fall in love with her, convince him her mother isn’t crazy and find the treasure which has always been in plain sight.