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Dark TrinityAn abused woman and her young daughter attempt to flee their tormentor, only to unleash a greater evil that threatens to consume them. |
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Post Your Script Here!River of Dreams
Star-crossed lovers, Hamilton Maywood and Lee Ann Hunter, participants in the 1870 great steamboat races, have a second chance to get it right coming back as Greystone Ducette and Elizabeth Rowland, aboard a modern day re-enactment of the boat race.
Murder by Suicide
Cheated on by her rock star husband, a woman starts a unique and risky agency to save other celebrity wives from the same fate, only to find herself accused of the murder of one of her most notorious and ruthless clients.
But You Can't hide
A missing husband, a soldier of fortune, and an heiress whose touch with reality comes and goes, brings mystery and death.
Never a Dull Moment
A view of the modern world of real estate, where like a dysfunctional family, the agents interact with each other and their clients.
For the Love of Pete
An ultimate bachelor and womanizer, meets a woman he can’t live without who loves kids, so her borrows his brat niece to claim as his own, but like all good plans it backfires.
Dumped
A loser and afraid of commitment in high school, CLARK MCGRAW, now a huge success, hires a woman as his fiancé for his High School Reunion .
This Someone Else Is You
Maggie Thorpe’s mother has just married her fifth husband, who has a son who dumped Maggie three years ago and who broke her heart, and who now see the opportunity for mischief and mayhem.
Nobody's Angel
Obsessed as to why a dead girl is labeled a hooker and an OD, and in spite of no one believing it was foul play, and coupled with the feeling he should know her, a New York detective pursues a case that everyone else has written off.
Second Chance Inn
The Second Chance inn exists only for those who are expected.
NEVERMORE
Edgar Allan Poe, poet, author and detective, investigates a series of mysterious murders - including that of his own wife - in an alt-history 1847 Baltimore.
