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BENEATH THE SHIELD, by Justin Hunter
Character-driven
slice of life of an NYPD rookie.
Kenny always wanted to be a N.Y. cop, until he discovers that the
police world can be an ugly place.
When that world crashes down around him during a terrorist attack on
a school, he overcomes his disillusionment and discovers that his
men-in-blue dream was right all along.
ADOLESCENCE, by Jeff Ryckebosch
Heist
drama of a preteen armored-car robber. An adolescent genius from a white-trash family becomes obsessed
with the perfect crime, masterminds a plan to rob a Brinks truck, recruits
a team of derelict teens and pulls it off…with dire results as they flee
with a stolen fortune.
A HOUSE CALLED DIGNITY, by Derrick Hubbard
Crime drama set against the backdrop of the Black-Hispanic conflict over drug territory. An African-American couple fight to save their home from foreclosure while living in a community plagued by violent crime and the heroin trade.
MECHANICS
OF LIFE, by Philip Mark David
Inspirational
character piece of a Forest Gump type’s spiritual journey. A small-town auto mechanic,
mistaken as simple-minded for his muteness since his parents’ death, comes
into conflict with two abused brothers. His life spirals out of control, until he romances a
woman who helps him piece back together the “mechanics of his life.”
BAREFOOT
BALLET, by Gary Flanigan
A celebrity TV anchorwoman
marries her sister’s ex-lover, a pro-football player. Consequently, a plot of revenge
spirals out of control into a case of mistaken identity and political
intrigue that involves a Supreme Court nominee and a billionaire’s
attempt to put the first black woman into the Oval Office.
THE
SURVIVORS, by George Stanislawski
The daughter of an
American media mogul is kidnapped by Hamas terrorists. His journey from L.A. to Israel to
rescue her revives old memories of his past as a teenage Jewish refugee in
Holocaust Europe – a streetwise Artful Dodger who stumbles on a fortune
that will make him rich and secure his future, if he can hide it from the
Nazis and stay alive long enough.
Based on true events.
FORSAKEN,
by Randy Hines
Urban
version of Les Miserables, set in post-Katrina New Orleans. An African-American ex-convict who
strikes it rich redeems his criminal ways, builds a community center,
adopts a young girl and embroils himself in a gang war that threatens the
city, all the while being pursued by an obsessive Louisiana cop.
THE
WATSONS, by Ray Arthur Galanis
Adaptation
of Jane Austen’s unfinished novel, which follows the struggles of Emma
Watson to find romance, along with the riches she needs to save her
family. A poignant exploration of a young lady’s
endurance in the face of reduced circumstances. Classic Jane Austen.
MAYOR’S
DANCE, by Stan Nabors
A
newly elected, streetwise mayor falls in love with the daughter of his
future enemy, a corrupt union boss.
Their romance becomes a struggle to balance love with power amidst
tough city politics, as the rules change with dangerous consequences.
THE
IRON QUEEN, by Barbara Bidell
True
story of the first woman to sit in the Oval Office under top secrecy. Recently widowed President Wilson
falls in love with and marries a young socialite at the brink of World War
I, igniting a scandal: while
he’s recovering from a stroke, she’s running the White House.
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