PG
2019    83mCrime, Mystery
7.17.5
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Someone begins taunting Aurora Teagarden with cryptic clues left at crime scenes, so the librarian-turned-crime buff attempts to figure out who is behind the creepy “game.” But when the people closest to Aurora become targets, the game takes on a much more dangerous edge as it points to a planned murder. The 10th installment in Aurora Teagarden Mysteries.
Directed by Mark Jean

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  • Candace Cameron BureAurora Teagarden / Executive Producer
  • Marilu HennerAida Teagarden
  • Niall MatterNick Miller
  • Lexa DoigSally Allison
  • Peter BensonDet. Arthur Smith
  • Miranda FrigonLynn Smith
  • Dylan SloanePhillip Pifer
  • Tammy GillisBree Carson
  • Cole VigueDavis Mettle
  • Gerard PlunkettEdward Irons
  • Ellie HarvieLillian Tibbett
  • Juliana WimblesValerie
  • Nicole LaPlacaDina McMillan
  • Chad RileyMichael Vance
  • Catherine Lough HaggquistTerry Sternholz
  • Kyle WarrenAndrew Morgan
  • Paige McCullochJessica Howard
  • Simon ChinSecurity Guard
  • Mark JeanDirector
  • Charlaine HarrisNovel / Executive Producer
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    CallumDecember 23, 2025
    ⭐⭐⭐⭐ – A Game of Cat and Mouse — Cozy mystery with sharper claws A Game of Cat and Mouse sticks closely to the Aurora Teagarden formula, but it tightens the tension just enough to keep things engaging. The story leans into a more active, stalking-style mystery, giving it a slightly more urgent feel than some of the earlier entries. Instead of simply reacting to events, Aurora finds herself more directly involved, which helps raise the stakes without abandoning the cozy tone the series is built on. Candace Cameron Bure continues to be effortlessly watchable as Aurora, balancing curiosity, intelligence, and just enough personal vulnerability to keep her grounded. The supporting cast once again does solid work filling out the familiar small-town world, and while none of the character beats are surprising, they’re comfortable in the way a long-running mystery series should be. The mystery itself is well-paced, even if the solution follows the usual Hallmark logic of last-minute revelations. It’s not designed to outsmart the viewer so much as to keep them pleasantly occupied, and on that front it succeeds. This entry reinforces why the Aurora Teagarden films work so well as dependable, low-stress viewing—perfect for settling in without demanding full concentration. Pairing: ☕ A spiced chai latte — warm, familiar, and just sharp enough to keep you alert while the clues fall into place.

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