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After being rejected by his Italo-American mafioso father, a mixed race lawyer decides to exact revenge by building his own criminal empire and destroying his father's.
When a mafioso father rejects his bastard son by a Black woman, the son builds his own criminal empire to take down his father. I think it's a concept with a lot of dramatic potential. Best of luck.
When a mafioso father rejects his bastard son by a Black woman, the son builds his own criminal empire to take down his father.
I think it’s a concept with a lot of dramatic potential. Best of luck.
See lessWhen lonely long-haul truck driver D Forde falls in love online with a city writer and single mother, he must cross more than the Nullarbor to overcome his fear of abandonment and win her heart.
I'm "whatever" in terms of the Nullarbor over the Outback if targeting to sell the story to an Australian production company. I like Outback better only because it suggests a greater distance he must travel to reach her -- the size of an obstacle being the test and measure of his love. And yes, in eRead more
I’m “whatever” in terms of the Nullarbor over the Outback if targeting to sell the story to an Australian production company. I like Outback better only because it suggests a greater distance he must travel to reach her — the size of an obstacle being the test and measure of his love.
And yes, in either locale, in the most remote, hostile place, the truck could break down. OR: he passes a vehicle that has broken down in the middle of nowhere. Which presents him with a dilemma. Being a decent bloke he turns back to help, using his skills as a mechanic to repair the vehicle as the clock ticks, ticks, ticks.
See lessWhen a delusional shut-in discovers that his favorite webcam model has been kidnapped, he must utilize his detective skills to locate her before she becomes another victim of a rampant madman.
I like "neurotic" better than delusional. But I think he ought to be described as a shut-in because that gives him a character flaw to overcome to find her: he's must overcome his agoraphobia/panic disorder and venture out into the wide, wide world.
I like “neurotic” better than delusional. But I think he ought to be described as a shut-in because that gives him a character flaw to overcome to find her: he’s must overcome his agoraphobia/panic disorder and venture out into the wide, wide world.
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