Cedar Cove - Season 3 (2015)

In protecting Jack's interest in Jack and Olivia's relationship, Bob continues to give Paul the cold shoulder, he who has been openly welcomed into the Thyme & Tide by Peggy. In Jack's mutual support of Alex, which now includes commiserating over their respective work woes, Jack is unaware of the possible perception that he and Alex are in a relationship, which could further threaten the issue with Olivia. Both Olivia and Justine are having problems with Will, Justine's more around his and thus her associated business dealings with Warren, while Olivia does not like ...

The aftermath of the dinner party has many Cedar Cove residents in a state of denial. Olivia and Jack confront each other about their trust issues. Then, Olivia is concerned after Grace calls off her engagement, even as Grace insists she is fine with her decision. But Bob and Peggy secretly plan to prove she is only kidding herself. Then, as Olivia serves Will papers to stop his real estate plans, some unsolicited advice from Paul makes her second guess her decision.

Now officially engaged, Grace surprises by wanting to have a big wedding with all the bells and whistles. She is dismayed by what seems to be both Olivia and especially Maryellen's coolness toward her wedding, the latter who she has asked to be her maid of honor. Olivia is dismayed herself when she learns that Will has sold his half interest in the family home to Warren, who in turn wants to buy out Olivia to develop the property as he sees fit. Luke learns that Matt has disappeared, which strengthens Justine's belief that he needs help in dealing with whatever he is ...

After the dramatic events at the baseball game, Jack and Olivia resolve to spend more time together while Olivia makes sure to set Liz straight about her relationship status. Meanwhile, Grace tries to convince Cliff to elope and Maryellen turns to her friends to help cope with her mother's nuptials. Then, Jack shows up to defend Jeri in a meeting with David, the owner of the Seattle Courier, but just when Jack is prepared to lose his job, he finds out David has something else in mind.

Olivia vows to find a way to make her brother pull his own weight or move out of her home, as an oblivious Will starts to overstay his welcome and relies too heavily on her help. Jack tries to smooth things over at the Seattle Courier after he is offered Jeri's job, but when Jeri finds out, her fury at being ousted presents Jack with a test of loyalty. Meanwhile, Warren is seething after he finds out Olivia has sold her share of Charlotte's house to Buck behind his back.

Olivia and Jack consider the inevitable challenge of a long distance relationship as Jack begins his new job as chief editor in Seattle. But Jack soon finds himself at an impasse with his boss, who questions Jack's ability to meet his bottom line. Meanwhile, Paul is avoiding a second date with Alex, even as Olivia pressures him to take a chance on love. And as Will promises to shape up in hopes of starting fresh with his sister, his latest mishap proves Olivia was right all along.

The couples of Cedar Cove are search for middle ground while family revelations, a hasty proposal and a heartfelt confession lead up to Grace's big wedding day. After Jack moves in, Olivia grows unsettled as she unpacks boxes full of memories from his past. While Olivia struggles to get him to open up, Jack is distracted with a new challenge at work. Meanwhile, Warren and Buck continue to go head to head with Alex caught in the middle of their feud.

Grace and Cliff's wedding day is approaching, and they have agreed to compromise, not yet knowing what that compromise is going to be. The wedding is only second on Grace's mind as she believes that Maryellen is rushing into a marriage to John, who has returned to Cedar Cove on the news that they have received financing for their restaurant. Olivia and Jack's relationship hits another bump, as Jack still deals with the issues concerning Eddie, who he has learned is David's nephew, and as Olivia still questions Jack's commitment in his inability for full disclosure ...