Lifetime TV premieres Ann Rule mystery Too Late to Say Goodbye

November 6, 9:08 PMCable TV ExaminerChristine Nyholm

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L to R: Stephanie von Pfetten (“Jenn Barber-Corbin”) and Rob Lowe (“Bart Corbin”) star in the Lifetime Movie Network Original Movie Ann Rule’s Too Late to Say Goodbye. The film premieres Saturday, November 7, at 8pm ET/9pm PT, on Lifetime Movie Network.
Photo Credit: Sophie Giraud/Lifetime Movie Network.

Lifetime TV is debuting Ann Rule's Too Late to Say Goodbye, starring Rob Lowe and Lauren Holly on November 7, 2009. In an original movie, based for the book by Ann Rule, Rob Lowe and Lauren Holly stars in the movie that show that looks can be deceiving,

Rob Lowe (The West Wing, Brothers and Sisters) stars in this film about an outwardly charming couple with a troubled marriage. The outwardly happy marriage is damaged by deceit and affairs with results that are fatal.

Jenn (Stephanie von Pfetten) and Bart Corbin (Rob Lowe) appear to have the perfect marriage. Bart is a pillar of the community and has a bright future as a successful dentist. Wedded bliss, though, is not always what it seems. Jenn discovers Bart is having an affair with a beautiful co-worker. Distraught, Jenn turns to the Internet, where she makes a connection with a charming mystery man. When Jenn is found dead – apparently the result of a devastating suicide – her loving sister, Heather (Lauren Holley) insists that Jenn would never willingly have taken her own life and left her children without their mother.

Did Jenn really commit suicide? Could the killer possible be her online suitor, who may not be exactly the person Jenn had imagined? Could the killer be her husband, who has some dark secrets of his own?

Too Late to Say Goodbye debuts on Lifetime TV on Saturday, November 7, 2009 at 8 PM ET.