The Christmas Arrangement

A Hollywood bad boy. A small-town florist. A fake romance in a winter wonderland.

After the paparazzi capture his latest crashout, Dash Pine needs a PR miracle. The plan? A staged holiday romance in the picture-perfect town of Mistletoe Mountain. But when his A-list co-star bails at the last minute, he’s left scrambling—until shy florist Ivy Jolly walks in.

Ivy prefers to let her stunning floral arrangements take center stage. But when Dash begs her to pose as his small-town girlfriend for a whirlwind week of holiday dates for the cameras, she reluctantly agrees. It's just one week. Just pretend. Just one very handsome, very complicated movie star.

From the beginning, their staged kisses under the mistletoe feel all too real and their chemistry is undeniable. Every boundary they set crumbles like a gingersnap. Dash can’t get enough of Ivy’s quiet warmth and open heart. Ivy’s drawn to the vulnerable side of Dash the public never sees. 

But when Dash's mother blows into town like a winter storm, she shakes up their perfect snowglobe romance. And when the snowflakes settle, Ivy and Dash will have to decide if their cozy Christmas charade maybe … perhaps … means a whole lot more.

Cut Off from Sky and Earth

A stay in a remote cabin is supposed to help Emily Rose finish her book—a feminist retelling of a fairytale about a princess and her lady-in-waiting imprisoned in a tower. Instead, it becomes the setting for a reckoning seven years in the making.

Emily has spent years hiding her trauma from the night she found her roommate murdered. When her husband, Tristan, arranges a writing retreat for her, she meets Alex, the owner of the isolated property and a woman with secrets of her own—including one that threatens to destroy Emily's marriage.

Trapped by a fierce storm and haunted by echoes of past violence, the women encounter a series of unnerving events—a watcher in the woods, a smashed cell phone, slashed tires. Their only hope will be to work together to rescue themselves from a very real, present danger.

Interspersed with passages of Emily’s work-in-progress, Cut Off from Sky and Earth is a chilling exploration of the weight of memory, the burden of trauma, and the courage it takes to break free.