In "Secret Love Triangle," there were some nicely developed characters and plenty of action. Jessica "Jess' Cochran has developed a thriving business in the "L & J Cookies" bakery. The letter "L" stands for Lori, Jess' best friend. Jess and Lori have been friends since college. But how much do they really know about each other? Jess and Lori frequently get together with their husbands, Matt and Robert. But it suddenly becomes clear to the audience that one of their soirées is a flashback. It turns out that Jess is in prison!!! This film is primarily about trust. Jess slowly comes to realize that the trust she had in her business partner and her husband was false on both counts. One of the most interesting character developments was Michelle, Jess's prison inmate. It was through Michelle that Jess experienced genuine trust at the Enfield Women's Penitentiary. To learn more about the secret love triangle of the film's title, you will have to tune in to this taut, gripping melodrama that offers a moral lesson about friendship and trust.

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Jess is falsely accused of murdering her gf and business partner's husband, is convicted, and sent to jail. But she ends up escaping after a clean-up detail along with her cellmate to track down the real killer and they part ways as Jess is on the run. Was it her husband, Matt, or her bf, Lori or.....someone else who set the whole thing up to frame Jess and let her take the fall for the murder of Lori' husband? That's what 2 detectives also want to know when they are alerted of her escape and try to track Jess' whereabouts.....The movie stars Brianna Cohen and Jonathan Stoddard, both solid Lifetime regulars, and another actress, Harley Bronwyn who plays Lori and rounds out the trio of main players. Well-cast and well-scripted, this is definitely worth a binge weekend watch and recommended!