The Forever Fields – In 1944, Genevieve Pazynski, a gifted and intelligent chemistry major was unjustly committed to a mental hospital because she wanted to live with her roommate and lover after graduation. Now, trapped inside, she learns what others on the outside don’t know–it is a prison of torture. After her doctor assaults her, she teams up with another patient who she viewed as her enemy in order to escape the endless ‘treatments’ designed to keep her institutionalized. (Based on the life of Genevieve Pilarski.)
A Brilliant Blaze – A seventy-year old man gets a second chance at life when an experimental drug sends his cancer into remission. With his body seemingly aging backwards, he sets out to fulfill his lifelong dream – a motorcycle ride to the rally in Sturgis. But when his son, a failed author and businessman, learns that the effects of the drug won’t last, he sets out to find him. Now on the amazing high roads of the Rockies, and the open roads of the northern plains, two men with different agendas must battle the elements, their pasts, each other and time.
Daniel’s Wager – Eighteen-year-old Daniel Calathe, an orphan raised by his drunken uncle, is a bit naïve to the world around him. He’s also a liar. He uses white lies and fanciful stories to mask his embarrassing ignorance, nothing that would hurt anyone, and certainly none that warrant his execution. But, tragically, in seven hours he is to be put to death for the cold-blooded killing of a famous TV evangelist. Inside the prison’s holding cell, Daniel begs Thomas Kane, the state appointed minister, to believe his alibi and convince the authorities to grant him a stay. But his story is the same one he told the police, the psychiatrists and the jury and Kane thinks Daniel is sticking to his defense in a last-minute wager to try and prove his sincerity. Just before the clock strikes midnight and the executioner appears at his cell door, Daniel lays out incontrovertible evidence that points to the real killer. If only it didn’t sound like another one of his extraordinary lies.
