Out May 19th, 2026

A new mom repairs her broken dreams in this hilarious rom-com about starting over that sparkles with intelligence, wit, and compassion.

Hannah Tate isn’t good at adult stuff, like using tax software or eating bagged salad before it turns into horror-goo. It’s not surprising given what a bad role model her wild, reckless mama was. After Hannah’s own surprise! baby Bowie came along, Hannah vowed to give him the stable family home she never had. Only, that’s impossible since Bowie’s father proposed “conscious co-parenting” instead of marriage, and Hannah’s sexist boss just fired her.  

Jobless, homeless, and heart-broken, Hannah’s left with only one option: leave Atlanta and move in with her mama and redneck step-daddy Darryl in their latest rash decision—a fixer-upper cabin in the mountains of Blue Ridge. Hannah needs help with the baby, and Mama needs help converting the former taxidermy shop/current nightmare downstairs into an inviting Airbnb. The rental has to succeed, or Mama and Darryl will go broke. Again. But can they really help her for once? Sounds fake.

Blue Ridge surprises Hannah. Mama and Darryl reinvent themselves as Bowie’s loving G-ma and Big Daddy, Bowie’s dad tries actually being his dad for once, and then there’s River Aronson, the hot carpenter living in the treehouse next door. When River turns his deliciously stubbled face her way, Hannah feels seen, and appreciated, like never before. *hires him instantly* Long days working beside River on the cabin turn into long, incredible nights in his arms, and her dream of building the perfect nest for her and Bowie resurfaces, now starring River. He doesn’t seem like the responsible partner Hannah’s always craved, but can River come down from his treehouse and help her fix her broken dreams? 

To open her cannabis dispensary, a chronically ill woman must defeat the surly doctor next door in this hilarious and steamy romantic comedy.   

Nomi Wyeth, former valedictorian and current pothead, has her heart set on opening her own boutique cannabis dispensary in charming downtown Sparrow Nook, New Jersey. Cannabis changed Nomi’s life, giving her relief from Crohn’s disease when nothing else could, and it’s her dream to help others find the same peace and comfort she has. 

But Nomi’s plans are rudely interrupted when Dr. Julian D’Angelo, former salutatorian and current asshole, returns to Sparrow Nook with a chip on his shoulder, a probation to serve at the medical practice next door, and a lifelong vendetta against weed.   

When an unfortunate shaving accident lands Nomi onto Julian’s exam table, Julian is appalled to discover that his high school nemesis is still inconveniently gorgeous, still hates his guts, and worst of all, that she’s planning on opening an amoral weed bordello next to his clinic. War is the only answer and definitely not an excuse to keep running into witty, free-spirited Nomi.   

As they battle each other all over Sparrow Nook, from “pot luck” fundraisers to public debates at City Council meetings, their fraught pasts and feelings for each other become harder and harder to ignore. It’s tough to say what will change first—their minds or their hearts—but one thing’s for sure: they’re not going down without a fight.

When a first date between a doomsday prepper and a nerdy film professor goes horribly, zombie-apocalypse-level wrong, the mismatched pair team up on a road trip to safety in this delightfully feral rom-com.

With a new virus spreading and a lockdown on the horizon, Maisie Bennett is determined to check one item off her bucket list: Get laid. But that’s no easy feat for an anxious doomsday prepper who’s never made it past a first date. So when a handsome, stubbly-jawed professor swipes right and agrees to meet up, Maisie vows to act normal—and to leave her taser at home. 

Dr. Everett Greer has lost all lust for life after a personal tragedy, but he doesn’t have the heart to stand up the poor woman his best friend catfished to force him back “out there.” Maisie turns out to be surprisingly lovely, but there’s something off about her, too, with her clinking cargo pockets, shy smile, and utility belt full of—are those weapons? Unfortunately, their awkward first date goes from bad to doomed when the GI virus that’s trapped half of America in the bathroom starts claiming its first casualties, then reanimates them into flesh-eating zombies. And this is precisely why Everett doesn’t date anymore. 

As the country spins out of control, Maisie and Everett find themselves an unlikely team of two—well, three, if you count Everett’s cat, Chicken—as they travel north to hopeful safety. Along the way, Maisie and Everett make a deal: she’ll teach the soft, liberal arts professor how to survive, and he’ll teach her how to live—through movies, travel, and, to Maisie’s delight, sex lessons. But when their growing feelings are put to the test, they’re in danger of losing not only their brains to the zombies, but worse, their hearts to each other.