Cara Gee

Anna Hopkins

Morgan David Jones

Kristian Bruun

Thirty-three year old Toronto-based geologist Damon Pierce has made the decision to apply for one of the four spots on Red Rover, a one-way mission to Mars. While the purpose of the mission has not been well defined in what the four will actually do on Mars, its centerpiece will be a reality television show, the network which is the actual sponsor of the mission. While being a geologist will probably be an asset for the mission in whatever they may be asked to do, Damon, probably unlike every other applicant in wanting to do something great for themselves and/or society, just wants to restart his life in believing he having nothing to live for on Earth in being a proverbial pushover. Damon's scientific approach to work is in direct conflict with his superficial boss, Brad. And while he had every intention of marrying her, Damon's longtime girlfriend, Beatrice, who he's known for twenty years, instead broke up with him a year ago. Making matters worse with that situation, Beatrice and her new yogi boyfriend Mark have forced Damon into the less desirable basement suite - the "dungeon" - in the house Damon and Beatrice own, while Beatrice and Mark have the bright upper suite, they who now want to push him out of the house entirely by buying him out. The only thing that Damon has a true heartfelt passion for is taking his metal detector down to the beach. It is on one of those metal detecting sessions that Damon meets offbeat musician Phoebe, from who he learned about Red Rover in her most recent side job of passing out flyers promoting the mission, that job paying the bills. Phoebe helping Damon with his Red Rover application leads to Damon having a new appreciation both for Red Rover as his possible life and for his existence on Earth he hoping with Phoebe, who ends up being as lost a soul as him despite her outwardly more self-assured look on life.—Huggo

Red Rover

Red Rover (2018)

Lacey Chabert

Ellora Patnaik

Art Hindle

Darcy Fitzwilliam, a successful partner at her own Wall Street investment firm of Avery, Carson and Fitzwilliam (ACF), decided on this path instead of working for her father Edward Fitzwilliam's firm back in her hometown of Pemberley, Ohio to prove to the world that she could make it on her own. Despite her success, she feels unsettled in her life, which is why she recently broke up with Carl Downs, who heads Edward's New York office, and is heading back home to Pemberley this Christmas season for the first time in three years so that she can escape Carl and work if only for a little while, while she helps her mother Gloria Fitzwilliam organize the Pemberley League Annual Auction to be held the next week, a fundraiser for the Pemberley Youth Center. Darcy discovers that she can't leave either Carl or work behind as Edward and Carl have some meetings in Pemberley during Darcy's stay, and she learns of some work turmoil initiated by another partner Austin Avery, who sees the firm moving in a direction different than Darcy. Things get worse for Darcy on this trip when she is forced to spend time with her high-school rival Luke Bennett as she learns that her best friend Caylee is now in a serious relationship with Luke's older brother Jim, and that Gloria hired Luke, who has recently opened his own restaurant, to cater the fundraiser, but also to provide an extra pair of hands with any assistance Darcy requires. Like Darcy, Luke is trying to make his mark in life in making the restaurant his own while needing business and/or investors to make it a success. While Darcy and Luke's time on the high-school debate team migrated off the debate stage to everything in their lives at the time, they find that they are still butting heads in differences of opinions in working together on the fundraiser, especially as they have to put out one unexpected fire after another. Through it all, Darcy might be able to clear her head about life itself, including where Carl and ACF fit if at all, especially as there might be a reason--in the form of Luke--to stay in Pemberley.—Huggo

Pride, Prejudice and Mistletoe

Pride, Prejudice and Mistletoe (2018)

Dan Jeannotte

Rebecca Liddiard

In Chicago, Poppy Evans works in a job she dislikes, she the branding and marketing manager for social media beauty influencer Ingrid Jordan. While Poppy has been with Ingrid since Ingrid's humble beginnings, that job title is in name only as Ingrid controls everything in her brand, she not recognizing any of Poppy's contributions to the company or her rise from nothing. Poppy will soon be moving from her apartment in the historic but rough around the edges Gregory building when she and her longtime boyfriend, executive chef Joel, get married, and live in his more modern apartment, they seeing marriage as the next logical step in their relationship. Poppy's life changes when Ingrid hires Aspire, a marketing company to lead the campaign in her new line of makeup. Milo Asher, the president of Aspire, accepts the contract only if Poppy heads the campaign instead of Ingrid. He later admits to Poppy that he has ulterior motives in working only with her in knowing that she lives in the Gregory. The Gregory's resident owner, Tony, rejected Milo's application for the vacant penthouse suite, Poppy knowing it's because Tony prefers to rent to people he considers "stable", namely married, Milo who is far from such in admitting to Poppy that he has never even been in love. Milo, seeing the interplay between Ingrid and Poppy, offers Poppy a "corner office" job at Aspire if she helps him win over Tony for that penthouse suite. Knowing that the only thing that will achieve that end goal is for Milo to be attached, Poppy, with Joel's neutral blessing, agrees to Milo's proposition to pretend to be his fiancée, Tony who has never met Joel. This agreement leads to a number of complications for both Poppy and Milo, the proverbial weak house built around this fake engagement which may come crashing down around them if the truth comes to light. But the biggest complication may be Milo actually falling in love with his fake fiancée, the real fiancée of another man.—Huggo

Lease on Love

Lease on Love (2022)

Erin Agostino

Tammy Gillis

Travel blogger Cara Durant has collated all her travel experiences into her first novel centered on the theme of female empowerment. She is excited that the publishers have accepted her manuscript, less excited about the changes her editor, Marianne Cooper, wants her to make, namely to add an element of romance for the lead character. Regardless, with the advance in hand, Cara returns to her small hometown of Windfields to do what she's wanted to do since she was a child: purchase the big house on the riverfront that she's always admired, the house which will be her sanctuary to do her writing. Her quiet is literally interrupted when a construction crew sets up next to her property, the city, unknown to her or most people in town, having OKed the construction of a hydroelectric dam located within spitting distance of her house. Her initial ire is directed toward the face of PowerGen, the power company, that face being the lead construction engineer Riley Evans, but she comes to the realization than just vocally protesting, a better tact would be to outline how the dam in that location would ultimately lead to the ruin of the town, and also, with Riley's help, to find a better alternate location for the dam that would still serve the needs of the community. Riley agrees at least to investigate the possibilities with her. In spending time together, a romance seems to be burgeoning between them, it which Cara quietly uses as the basis for the romance in her novel. What happens between them and if there is a happy ending for her novel's lead character is what role Riley plays in whatever happens with the dam.—Huggo

Riverfront Romance

Riverfront Romance (2021)

Janel Parrish

Niall Matter

Follows Sophie McClure, a genealogist who is an expert bringing families together by researching their past. When her close friend Jonathan urgently needs to find a bone marrow donor, it brings his twin brother Jackson back into her life.

Family History Mysteries: Buried Past

Family History Mysteries: Buried Past (2023)

Rob Huebel

Myles Erlick

Shelby Simmons

Your family is in for a flurry of fun with Snow Day, a musical reimagining of the beloved classic comedy film that follows a group of kids who discover that anything is possible when you break routines and take giant risks.

Snow Day

Snow Day (2022)

Madelaine Petsch

Mena Massoud

Jayne Eastwood

It follows staff and guests at the Hotel Fontaine in New York City during Christmas time.

Hotel for the Holidays

Hotel for the Holidays (2022)

Jill Wagner

Cameron Mathison

Deanna Jarvis

Janie returns to her hometown of Woodland Falls when her great-uncle passes away, and she discovers that he has surprised her with a special gift: the family homestead, her childhood home.

A Merry Christmas Wish

A Merry Christmas Wish (2022)

Lynne Griffin

Annie Clark

Ellie is told by a fortune teller that she must resolve her past and make amends with all of those she ghosted before Christmas and discovers love in the process.

Ghosts of Christmas Past

Ghosts of Christmas Past (2021)

Tina Jung

Tenika Davis

Hannah Galway

Charlotte Meyers is a Chicago-based author and relationship guru, whose just launched latest book is about how she and her fiancé Doug Forth rediscovered love after working through their problems, the book a springboard to a talked-about network talk show. Her brand takes a hit when on the day of the book launch, Doug announces that he wants out of the relationship. Needing to reinvent herself as her publisher Jane will no longer publish any of her books on relationships because of this setback, Charlotte comes up with an idea for her next book that Jane loves: a city girl's guide to wilderness survival. She plans to go through three weeks of wilderness training followed by a one-week canoeing trip to use those skills. She came up with the idea following an antagonistic encounter with wilderness guide Rob Wilson, who agrees to be her dedicated trainer solely in the need for a quick influx of cash. Rob, who co-owns and operates a Northern Minnesota wilderness business with his friends, married couple Mike and Tina Abbott, hates Charlotte's type - privileged urbanites who have no real interest in experiencing the great outdoors beyond taking selfies in it - despite they being the business' bread and butter. Getting over that initial antagonism, both Charlotte and Rob end up being surprised by the other in their inherent being, so much so that they start to fall for each other if they are willing to open themselves up. A happy ending for them and Charlotte's newfound friendship with the Abbotts are jeopardized by her professional obligations in how Jane and the network plan to market her new brand. —Huggo

Love Upstream

Love Upstream (2021)

Samuel L. Jackson

Marisol Nichols

Chris Rock

Working in the shadow of his father, an esteemed police veteran (Samuel L. Jackson), brash Detective Ezekiel "Zeke" Banks (Chris Rock) and his rookie partner (Max Minghella) take charge of a grisly investigation into murders that are eerily reminiscent of the city's gruesome past. Unwittingly entrapped in a deepening mystery, Zeke finds himself at the center of the killer's morbid game. —Lionsgate

Spiral: From the Book of Saw

Spiral: From the Book of Saw (2021)

Tim Heidecker

Anna Maguire

It's not the destination wedding that matters, but the journey the hapless videographers have trying to capture it.

Sundowners

Sundowners (2017)

Amanda Schull

Sidney Leeder

Melissa Williams

Dana Willingham is an investigative journalist with the Seattle True Press. She is assigned what may be the biggest story of her time at the publication: to investigate what looks to be a purposeful privacy breach by En-Cyke, the hottest new social media app on the market, with nothing truly known about the company owner/CEO, including no photos known of him in existence. With the help of her editor Catherine Fontes, Dana plans to write the article while she's on her first vacation since starting to work for the publication, it a week long couples yoga retreat to Bali with her boyfriend Jon, a yoga fanatic, who organized everything for the two of them. While Dana hates yoga - she who doesn't understand especially the spiritual aspect of the activity, she preferring to power though any problem rather than meditate - she loves the thought of an Indonesian beach vacation in winter, even if her main focus will still be writing the article while there. Nothing about the vacation turns out the way she wants, including having no electronic access and being surrounded by a bunch of happy granola types who love everything about the retreat that she hates. While he is still grounded into the physical and spiritual aspects of the retreat, it is the only single within the group - Stefan - that helps her with some of those issues, while she discovers that he is hiding key "non-yogaish" aspects of himself. Through her encounter with Stefan, Dana may come to a new enlightenment about herself and about the article which may be damaged if she and Stefan end up feeling they cannot trust the other, lack of trust in the world in general one of the reasons he came on the retreat. —Huggo

Romance Retreat

Romance Retreat (2019)

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