New Deal: NOT ANOTHER CHRISTMAS MOVIE by Ashley Cowan
- The Rights Factory
- Mar 15, 2025
- 1 min read
NOT ANOTHER CHRISTMAS MOVIE by Ashley Cowan is coming to you from Alcove Press in Fall 2026!
When a love cynic and her dorky neighbor get trapped in a cheesy TV Christmas movie, they’re forced to follow every trope to escape—including awkward almost-kisses with a widowed single dad and the quirky local cafe owner. But as their own very not-PG chemistry heats up, they might just rewrite the holiday script.
Get ready for a hilarious, heartwarming, and totally unpredictable holiday adventure!
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As someone who loves both holiday movies and fresh takes on familiar tropes, "Not Another Christmas Movie" sounds like the perfect story to get lost in when it comes out in Fall 2026. I can definitely relate to the cozy, relaxing feeling the article describes. For me, curling up with a warm drink and a fun holiday story is my favorite way to unwind, just like when I browse all the new and classic films on Disney Plus https://disney-plus.pissedconsumer.com/review.html. It’s that same comforting escape that makes the season feel so special, and I can’t wait for this book to bring a bit of that same magic onto my shelf.
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