Fish Out of Water

After centuries of searching, Chloe is certain she is the only person on Earth with magic. Working as a surgeon, she uses her hidden magic to save a critically injured child, but even so the girl dies. Chloe screams her loneliness and despair to the void of space. By answer, strangers appear and drag her through space and time, but their magic goes wrong and she is marooned on an uninhabited planet. As she tries to make her way to human civilization, she is rescued by a man wielding world-ending magic. She learns that she is a Ramarik, the magically powerful sub-species of humans that rule the galaxy. She is identified as a missing child that was conceived for a political purpose, but presumed dead after her kidnapping to the origin planet of Earth started a civil war. Her unexpected reappearance in the future was orchestrated by the fascist leaders of one of the ruling political parties. As she navigates a new language and unfamiliar customs, their intentions toward her seem increasingly nefarious. Her rescuer, the enigmatic leader of a rival party, seems to want to help her, but he is limited by law, customs, and belief in the effectiveness of the Ramarik’s democratic institutions. Caught between worsening panic attacks from her experiences and the emergence within her of a type of magic wrapped up in sex and mind control, Chloe must decide if she trusts herself enough to fulfill her magical potential and if she’s brave enough to open her heart.

*A sweeping historical portal fantasy of prophecy, dragons, and the destiny of medieval Ireland.* What if a stroke didn’t end a man’s life—but sent him back to medieval Ireland, where prophecy says he must ride a dragon and save a hidden kingdom? Kristopher Knight was months away from retirement when a sudden stroke changes everything. He wakes in 14th-century Ireland, trapped in the body of a young Anglo-Norman nobleman, John de la Roche. The land is divided by conquest and fragile alliances. When he is kidnapped by Donal MacCarthy, the Irish King of Desmond, Kristopher soon discovers his arrival was no accident. The king’s daughter pulls him into the hidden realm of Agartha, a world on the brink of war. An ancient prophecy speaks of a man out of time—and of a dragon that must be awakened. To save a kingdom – and perhaps a nation – Kristopher must embrace a destiny he never sought if he ever hopes to return to the life he once knew.

INSPIRED BY A TRUE STORY! Madison thought she was the only sane one in the house.\ \ Fourteen and isolated in a remote farmhouse ruled by her mother Faith’s rigid devotion, Madison is convinced the madness belongs to the adults around her. Aunt Hope urges patience. Aunt Grace sees demons in everything. Faith stands between doubt and doctrine.\ \ Certain she is being suffocated by religious extremism, Madison secretly launches a livestream channel to expose her mother to the world. The followers grow. The comments validate her. And no one in the house knows they are being broadcast live.\ \ When Grace convinces Faith that Madison’s rebellion is something darker, prayer turns to accusation. Accusation turns to restraint. An exorcism unknowingly unfolds live as viewers watch religious fanaticism spiral out of control.\ \ This may seem like just another story about a rebellious teenager and her controlling mother.  Another story about faith gone too far.\ \ But the footage tells a different story.\ \ UNORTHODOX is a claustrophobic psychological horror about faith, rebellion, and a mother who refuses to abandon her child, even when the world calls her crazy.