Screenplay Award 2022

Being black in early 1960's racially torn Alabama your outlook was grim at best. What if you were a white supremacist, woke up one morning and found yourself with black skin and the black person you bullied the day before now wore your white skin? Would you hold onto to your racist views or change?

Mountain Dream is an inspirational memoir about the author's unlikely trip to Everest, the author takes readers along for every triumph and every near defeat, in the hopes that the story, will motivate others to take their own adventures and forge their own paths.

Natalie Edwards wakes to realize her nightmares are now her reality as past lives resurrect. Will she survive the demons that stalk her, decipher the visions, and harness her own abilities or lose her life as she did in each nightmare? Her innate gifts awaken to reveal shocking truths.

A woman is contacted by her high school crush and soon marries him, unaware he's the alien president and their wedding was a campaign strategy.

Geckos and Guns is the story of the Bazant family’s five years in Pakistan—a time of adjusting to new and different surroundings, of embracing cultural differences, and of recognizing imminent danger.

Celebrates the indomitable courage embodied by young biracial lawyer Vashti Warner who, at age 34, is diagnosed with multiple myeloma. Here are penetrating insights into Vashti’s ability to understand her own mortality, articulate her illuminating lessons, and bravely face death on her own terms.

A deadly storm, a miraculous survivor, and a horrific new ability may be the only chance of survival for two kidnapped girls. The first of a four-book series, Prax blends global mythologies with torn-from-the-headlines realism to confront the issues of human trafficking in the American Midwest.

Wife and mom commits to a daily yoga practice while searching for the truth of her husband's infidelity and battling her own addiction. While seeking answers, she ends up finding herself, and learns of the profound healing available during our darkest times.

What if you accidentally travelled back in time and had no idea how to get home?