Lucas Bryant Movies

A junior copy editor at a prominent New York publishing house must choose between starting a family and chasing her dreams when an unplanned pregnancy threatens to sideline her career ambitions. When Frannie (Joanne Kelly) landed author Michael Tate (Colin Ferguson) as a client, it was a dream come true. But almost as soon as she begins working with her favorite writer, Frannie makes a shocking discovery. She is pregnant, and the father is her new boyfriend Calvin (Lucas Bryant). Though they've hardly been together a couple of months, they both agree to leave the city and start a family. But almost as soon as they buy a house in the suburbs, a stranger appears with promises of sweeping Frannie back to the city to live the life she's always dreamt about. Even as the bright lights of New York beckon her, however, Frannie begins to sense that perhaps a life with Calvin is what she truly needed all along. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi

In this sequel to the 2003 made-for-cable Sex & the Single Mom, divorced lawyer Jess Gradwell (Gail O'Grady) is confronted with the consequences of her brief fling with heart surgeon Alex Lofton (Grant Show) three years earlier when she finds that she is the mother of a toddler named Jake (Charlie Sperandeo). It isn't long before Alex himself comes back into Jess' life, initially unaware that he's a father but willing to pick up where he left off when he finds out. Trouble is, Jess is currently engaged to another lawyer (the obligatory "Ralph Bellamy" character in these romantic comedies). Meanwhile, Jess' 18-year-old daughter Sara (Chelsea Hobbs), who'd managed to escaped unsullied from her romance with a neighbor kid in the earlier film, has developed a yen for a scruffy photographer. Best line: "Virginity is not all it's cracked up to be." More Sex & the Single Mom first aired February 7, 2005 on Lifetime. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi