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In The Woman Starts The War movie, when nurse Cindy gets caught in a deadly mafia shootout, ruthless crime boss Allan D'Angelo saves her life by declaring she's his fiancée. Now she's a prisoner in his world - living in his mansion, wearing his ring, and playing a role that could get her killed.

Pregnant. Widowed. Dragged into the Mancini mafia. Ava never expected her late husband to be the hidden heir—nor to crave his ruthless brother. Ice-cold don Luca vows to shield her, but every touch ignites a forbidden fire. Rival gangs close in, her birth family plots betrayal, and the dynasty teeters on war. How long before Luca shatters every rule to claim the woman worth killing for?

Four years ago, at the wedding arranged by their families, Max, the scion of the conglomerate, was absent, leaving the down-and-out socialite Alice as the nominal Mrs. M. Four years later, Alice has transformed into a well-known divorce case investigator, while Max returns home as the chairman of the M Group and entrusts her with handling his divorce case—neither recognizing the other. The meddling of a scheming colleague and the conspiracy of a cousin pile up one misunderstanding after another. When the truth comes to light, the two, who once passed each other by, finally come together after resolving their knots.

Middle-aged and jobless, Jennifer loses both her pension and home to her greedy son and daughter-in-law. In a desperate attempt to turn things around, she joins a dating reality show, The Diamond Bachelor—only to meet the mysterious and charming Paul Marshall. Unbeknownst to her, Paul is a CEO hiding his true identity. Moved by Jennifer’s kindness and independence, he proposes, and they marry in a whirlwind romance. But to protect Jennifer, who despises lies and deceit, Paul and his stepdaughter Emma keep their wealthy background a secret. Together, they fiercely shield Jennifer from those who wish her harm—including her own son. Through family conflicts and emotional twists, Jennifer eventually uncovers Paul’s real identity... and the shocking truth: Emma is her long-lost daughter. A dramatic journey leads to heartfelt reunion and healing.

Muffin Top: A Love Story follows Suzanne, a SoCal Women’s Studies professor who, after a messy divorce, finds herself struggling with her own femininity and body image in a place where self-esteem and self-worth are compromised at every corner: Los Angeles.

After a white lie in a bar spirals into his separate worlds colliding, Tom must learn to embrace what's really important before his deception ruins his love-life, his friendships, and his chances at a local darts competition.

After being dumped by her boyfriend Ben - who is completely blind - Allyson forms an unlikely partnership with a cantankerous drama professor who agrees to teach Allyson how to act so that she can win back Ben by pretending to be another woman.

To the cheerfully clueless Ethan, it seems like his overbearing mother and older brother are hell bent on sabotaging his entire life. The only person who seems to understand him is high school hottie Madison-not the real Madison, but the life sized cutout of her that's affixed to Ethan's closet door. When things at home become unbearable, Ethan heads out to California to spend the summer with his cousins. An already complicated situation spirals hopelessly out of control, however, when it becomes unmistakably apparent that Ethan's cousin Cleo wants to be more than just family.

Trish Harper misses her blind date with Adam thanks to Daylight Savings Time, and instead mistakenly meets Parker, a thoughtful paramedic. However, when she discovers her error, she's eager to cast aside Parker and the sparks between them. As Parker tries to convince Trish to give him a chance, Trish keeps him at arms-length, focusing instead on her thriving bakery shop. But slowly she falls in love with him, until another misunderstanding drives them apart. It's only when Trish has lost Parker that she realizes how much he meant to her. Months later, another fateful time change might just give them a chance to make things right.