National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation meets Sweet Home Alabama when Christmas goes south in this redneck romantic comedy. I really want a ring before subjecting Collins to my redneck relatives. So I’m relieved when he has to work over the holidays. All I want is a low-key Christmas in Alabama with my family. Well, that and the snow I believe is coming. My perfect holiday is ruined the moment Collins shows up in my mama’s kitchen … escorted by my county sheriff ex-boyfriend. I can honestly say I haven’t been this surprised since my cousin went to jail. Collins might be a successful surgeon in Atlanta, but I doubt he can last a few days in the small town of Wisteria, Alabama. However, if our love can withstand my gun-slinging, hog-killing family, then I’m sure we’re destined to be together. We just have to make it through Christmas.

Crazy Rich Asians meets Sweet Home Alabama when a big-city film director falls for a small-town guy in this redneck romantic comedy. Not another Hallmark movie. I refuse to spend another holiday season in freezing temperatures, directing a small-town baker stuck in a love triangle with a single dad and a corporate executive in a sweater vest. When I told my agent that, his solution was to send me to the Deep South to direct a reality TV special about a middle-aged woman and her festive cookies. I expected warmer weather and a slower pace. What I didn’t expect was a coffin store, people betting on cow poop, and feral farm animals at every turn. And I never imagined falling for a small-town business owner. That would be so cliché . . . if he weren’t also the town’s only Uber driver, my temporary landlord, and the son of our cookie-baking star. But he’s the most genuine, caring man I’ve ever met. Even if he is out on parole from the county jail.

Son in Law meets Sweet Home Alabama as cultures collide when college friends enter a marriage of convenience to get what they need without help from their parents. I need a green light on a green card ASAP. If not, I’ll forfeit my new job in Alabama and have to move back to Oval Island. Sure, it has perfect weather, beautiful beaches, and all my family. But it also has my ex—a lawyer, pilot, and the governor’s son, who the whole island is in love with. Well, except for me. My solution? Propose a marriage of convenience to a friend. And by friend, I mean more of an acquaintance. Liam may be a little rough around the edges, but he doesn’t think like your average guy with a closet full of camouflage—and that’s a good thing. He’s American-born and raised, and I need citizenship. Also, his trailer is condemned, and he needs a place to live. You may not can buy love, but it turns out you can buy a temporary husband . . . by buying him a new double-wide.