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Two lawyers, one black and one white, ex-college roommates and football All Americans during the Civil Rights Era, go to trial against a world class heart surgeon.
What do you do with nothing left to lose?
Attorney Aubrey “Ace” Evans does the last thing opposing counsel expects---raise the stakes.
Evans is on the verge of bankruptcy when he gets the case of a lifetime. A teenage basketball star’s heart stops during a game. The premier cardiac surgeon in Boston, Dr. Roger Ashworth, implants a pacemaker. Then, the boy has a stroke and is left with permanent brain damage.
Ashworth’s lawyers keep Evans besieged by their scorch the earth strategy. Outgunned, Ace asks old friend, college football teammate and legendary attorney Ja | |  | | Unexpected Enemy
A woman gives birth to an interracial child after she receives the wrong sperm at an infertility clinic.
After years of heartbreaking infertility, Ann Sorenson gets pregnant through in-vitro fertilization. The joy is overwhelming until she delivers a baby several weeks premature. But, this baby can NOT be hers. She and her husband, Steven, are Caucasian, and the baby is African-American.
Then, Ann is told by her doctor that both she and her baby are infected with the AIDS virus—a death sentence, especially for a preemie in ICU. Was this human error or a deliberate attempt at sabotage? Or, maybe an illicit love affair? This story showcases betrayal, retribution and character. Desti | |  | | Whispers from the Silence
"For a touching love story, the characters pop off the pages and come to life! The dialogue is comedic genius. I found myself laughing out loud."
J. W. Steele’s lifelong dream is to be a songwriter. He is an ex-New England Patriots’ quarterback, and was stuck in a marriage he once described as “six years confined to a Turkish prison with occasional time off to go to small appliance sales with the warden,” until she left him. After moving to Nashville, he finds his soul mate, Angela Trappani (“Trapp”). They fall in love, call their act ‘Steele Trapp Mind’, and write songs by waiting for the silence to whisper the lyrics. The sky’s the limit until tragedy strikes. Trapp’s father is a victim of securities fraud, loses everything and suffer |
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