If you’re craving a heaping dose of slow burns, longing glances and heartfelt drama, Watch With Us has a recommendation for you.

Sullivan’s Crossing, which first aired in Canada before being acquired by The CW, drops three seasons on Netflix this week, and this emotional series is the perfect summer binge for fans who are already missing Virgin River or Ransom Canyon.

Here’s why you should watch this addictive drama, which stars familiar faces like Chad Michael Murray.

The Premise Is Comfortingly Familiar

There’s nothing revolutionary going on in Sullivan’s Crossing — and that’s a big part of its appeal. The series follows Dr. Maggie Sullivan (Morgan Kohan of Hallmark’s When Hope Calls), a neurosurgeon who returns to her tiny hometown to live with her father after being sued for negligence. There, she must reconcile with her estranged dad Sully (Scott Patterson) and confront her growing feelings for a handsome townie (Murray).

The predictability of the plot is part of the charm — it’s a classic “big-city girl returns to a small town” story about getting back to your roots and letting love in. If you’re in the mood for a cozy binge with just enough drama to keep you hooked, Sullivan’s Crossing is the perfect fit.