Plot Synopsis

As Christmas approaches, Laurel Cooper, a Chicago businesswoman and single mom, balances her demanding career with raising her seven-year-old daughter, Emma. When she's sent to her hometown of Memphis to secure one of the city's oldest family-owned banks. While in there, she reunites with an old flame Clay, a local concert promoter, who she abruptly walked out on years earlier when they performed together as an up-and-coming musical act. Though still upset with Laurel for leaving as they were on the verge of a record deal, he finds himself becoming romantically interested in her once again. But despite his desire to rekindle their romance, Laurel remains focused on taking care of business and returning home by Christmas Eve. But to her surprise, the bank president refuses her company's offer. Meanwhile, Clay goes to work arranging Graceland's Christmas Eve concert, hoping the show's success will land him his dream job at a major New York management company. As Christmas Eve draws near, the concert's headlining act suddenly drops out and Clay asks Laurel to perform a duet with him in their place. Before long, she finds herself falling back in love with the easygoing Memphis lifestyle and with Clay, who begins questioning his desire to give up Memphis for a fast-paced career in New York. But when her boss, discovers she hasn't yet closed the deal he demands she immediately return to Chicago. With Christmas Eve at hand, a saddened Laurel prepares to leave Graceland and tells Clay she won't be able to perform in the show. She must now decide whether to go back to Chicago or embrace a new life and maybe a holiday romance by spending Christmas at Graceland. The film was shot on location at the historic home of the late legend, the one and only King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley.