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|  | | Black Sheep Never Cry, Dedicated to the memory of John F. Kennedy, Jr.
Black Sheep Never Cry is a story of child abuse and the author's life being streamed into a story while running from her abuser for years. In the midst of all this a cut in phone conversation talking about celebrities, her remembering one in particular, John F. Kennedy, Jr.
Black Sheep Never Cry is a story of child abuse and the author's life being streamed into a story while running from her abuser for years. In the midst of all this a cut in phone conversation talking about celebrities, her remembering one in particular, John F. Kennedy, Jr. She was told something about a plane and that she would be the only one to help him. She got frightened and ran and in the middle of this her car was set up with gas soaked rags in the trunk and there was some kind of transmitter she couldn't see in there where it was telling her that she would be the next to die like her | |  | | Isabelle's Eyes Screenplay
Following a discussion with her father telling her he is not her biological dad just two or three days away from her 4th month of pregnancy, the baby lets out its first thrust kick onto the young teen a few hours before she is forced to give up the life of her baby.
Isabelle's Eyes Synopsis
Young teen mom, Rosy Grace, and her dad share a cabin on a river. The morning sun always shines on their distinct blue-green eyes. Following a discussion with her father telling her he is not her biological dad just two or three days away from her 4th month of pregnancy, the baby lets out its first thrust kick onto the young teen a few hours before she is forced to give up the life of her baby. She ends up in the hospital telling her doctor of the discussion with her father. The doctor disagrees, knowing her all her life and there never being any blood tests |
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Confessions of a Movie Addict
by Betty Jo Tucker
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 Film Stars! Dancing! Popcorn!
At last, a life story with everything but the movie stuff edited out.This amusing memoir chronicles film critic Betty Jo Tucker's love affair with film from the 1930s through the beginning of the new millennium |
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