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|  | | Long View From A Bullet Hole
Michael Carson is an Afghan war veteran who is just trying to find normalcy in his life. Teetering on the brink of a nervous breakdown; a sudden push comes along which submerges him into a world where violent episodes equal heroics. Becoming a vigilante, he stalks the streets of Miami disposing of what he deems as human trash. The deeper he sinks into his twisted psychosis, the more he starts to believe that he is in fact a superhero. When he meets Grace, she quickly becomes the love of his life, forcing Michael to walk a tightrope. He finds himself struggling between his vengeful persona and his need to leave behind the personal war that he has waged. Driven by his madness, he is consumed in a situation that is beyond his control. Before he knows it, Michael is sucked into an undertow of corruption with no means of escape.
| |  | | Lost cries from the Emerald Triangle
Details the struggle of a family of medicinal marijuana farmers in Northern California that are in a stand off with the Federal Government.
In 1996 the Willis’ and their friends were harvesting the good life. Secluded in the mountains of Northern California, they lived like simple farmers and ignored the rat race. They existed like many in working hard and paying their taxes. Unlike the majority, they were making their livelihood growing medicinal marijuana. In the blink of an eye, their harmony becomes shattered when Thomas Willis mistakenly shoots a federal agent.
Barricading themselves in their home out of fear, the events quickly spiral out of control into a grueling thirteen day standoff. Armed w |
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The Eternal Soldier
by Peter Jessop
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 In the waning days of World War II, a man lies injured in a London hospital, shrouded in mystery and confusion. He is an American serviceman, stripped of his identity and memories, save for the name John, and plagued by vivid visions of battles that |
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