When Calls The Heart Complete 3rd Season (DVD)
$49.98
Journey to the Canadian frontier where Elizabeth Thatcher and Jack Thornton face trials in their relationship—and in their town. Can Hope Valley endure a tragic mining landslide, a gang of outlaws, and more? Boxed set includes the Hallmark Channel episodes plus special features, including footage from the Hearties Family Reunion and a trivia game. 10 DVDs. Closed-captioned.
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SKU (UPC): 818728011877
Produced by: Word Films
Binding: Video DVD
Published: September 2016
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Publisher: Word Entertainment
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