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An ethics prof and family man must prove his rehabilitation to a court-appointed psychiatrist when found not guilty of rape by reason of insanity and committed to a mental asylum.
Spot on. I agree.
Spot on. I agree.
See lessWith no justice for the recent death of a gay dancer, a frustrated editor feels compelled to give his death meaning, while searching for his own.
I agree w Philippe. Also, why is it important to the editor? Frustration? You need something stronger. What if they were secretly engaged. Editor gay but hiding because he is ashamed of people’s judgments. Dancer is the opposite. But when he dies the editor realizes he can no longer hide. He must fiRead more
I agree w Philippe. Also, why is it important to the editor? Frustration? You need something stronger.
See lessWhat if they were secretly engaged. Editor gay but hiding because he is ashamed of people’s judgments. Dancer is the opposite. But when he dies the editor realizes he can no longer hide. He must fight the injustice and revenge the death of
The dancer.
There must be something in their relationship so strong it’s worth dying for.
I think the stronger the relationship is, the more exciting the story will be. He fights the injustice – and finds himself in the journey.
And, who is the opponents? The closer the better. Maybe it is his own family?
A NewEngland nurse finds herself in the center of a medical genetic ethics clash while caring for her patients – a story of modern medicine and another of ancient Mayan healing, unfold side by side, weaving togehter in this medical science fiction thriller.
I agree! :)
I agree! 🙂
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