THREE FRIENDS....INTERNET DATING, ROMANCE AND TRAVEL BRING THEM AN "ACT TWO"

Sometimes love is worth rewriting—is it time to move their love from the wings and onto center stage? Gabriella Adams has done her best to forget it all. It’s been a year since her whirlwind situationship with Jenna Daniels—the theater actor that managed to sneak backstage into her heart—ended and she’s ready to move on. Gabriella refuses to linger on lost feelings for an old flame and is set on making the most of her newfound singleness…and she’s been doing amazing, thank you very much. But when Jenna shows up unexpectedly hoping to be friends again, it throws Gabriella for a loop. She wasn’t expecting an encore on their relationship and as old feelings resurface, Gabriella has to decide whether there was a deeper reason for their split, or if it was distance and the wall she’s always had around her heart that drove them apart. Are they ready to for their next Act to begin? Act Two is a standalone, 20,000-word novella, sapphic second chance romance featuring a Toronto setting, theater nerdiness, and a guaranteed HEA! Perfect for fans of: *Sapphic romances * Second chance romance * Canadian/Toronto Settings * All the theater puns * Short, sweet romances

The great challenge in writing a feature-length screenplay is sustaining audience involvement from page one through 120. Screenwriting: The Sequence Approach expounds on an often-overlooked tool that can be key in solving this problem. A screenplay can be understood as being built of sequences of about fifteen pages each, and by focusing on solving the dramatic aspects of each of these sequences in detail, a writer can more easily conquer the challenges posed by the script as a whole. The sequence approach has its foundation in early Hollywood cinema (until the 1950s, most screenplays were formatted with sequences explicitly identified), and has been rediscovered and used effectively at such film schools as the University of Southern California, Columbia University and Chapman University. This book exposes a wide audience to the approach for the first time, introducing the concept then providing a sequence analysis of eleven significant feature films made between 1940 and 2000: The Shop Around The Corner / Double Indemnity / Nights of Cabiria / North By Northwest / Lawrence of Arabia / The Graduate / One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest / Toy Story / Air Force One / Being John Malkovich / The Fellowship of the Ring

Lala Pettibone, a forty-something widow whose outrageous antics befit women half her age, has been imagining her sexy boss, Gerard, is as smitten with her as she is with him. Enter Gerard’s fabulous girlfriend from Paris. After spending the rest of the day drinking wine straight from the bottle, Lala attends the monthly meeting of her Greenwich Village co-op, where the residents are informed that a toxic wasteland has appeared in the building’s basement and everyone needs to pony up forty grand by the end of the week. Ever the one to make limoncello out of lemons, Lala reluctantly decides to sublet her apartment and visit her Auntie Geraldine in Los Angeles. Good things come her way in sunny LA, including Dr. David, a handsome veterinarian, and inspiration to transform her previously rejected, uproarious, screenplay into a novel. Lala Pettibone's Act Two is a wonderfully hilarious, second coming-of-age novel. Bridget Jones has absolutely nothing on Lala in the Late-Bloomer-With-Maybe-Lots-of-Potential Department.

Endgame. Collects DAYS OF HATE #7-12

Those who survived the hurricane that hit New York City in Act One, are now putting their lives back together. This is not an easy task for these fashionable colleagues and friends. But more drama is coming. And as the saying goes "When it rains, it pours."

The conclusion from the first book. As the gay men in London find themselves in a dangerous tragedy, meanwhile a psychopath is revealed. Secrets are exposed and their relationships change. In the world of Survival of the Fittest, who will survive?