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1. The First Lady (at the Beverly Hills Alfred) – The first First Lady to divorce a sitting US President flees to her native Los Angeles to plot a return to political life. However, she meets an ageing professor and a problematic romance develops.
2. Wichitaw – A once peaceful and happy young Native American unleashes an army of living dead on Texas Rangers after they betray her father and massacre her village. 
3. A Chupacabra for Christmas – Sister Bertrille adopts a baby Chupacabra during Christmas must to the concern of her small Texas town. 
4. Agatha & Ian – Agatha Christie never spoke about the missing eleven days of her life and over the years there has been much speculation about what really happened between 3 and 14 December 1926. Her husband said that she’d suffered a total memory loss as a result of the car crash.
5. Buc-Kid-Neers – When Irish orphans are rescued from a sinking ship, they find themselves surrounded by pirates, privateers and the British navy. They resort to the only avocation available to them, piracy.
6. Dumbass: Adam Sandler Comedy – Adam writes women in Texas prisons, with a twists at the end. 
7. Gina at Quitaque – The final  chapter of the first female Texas Ranger. (Texas Free eBook Downloads)
8. The Truth about the Chupacabra – Texas professors learn the Chupacabra aren’t mangy coyotes but extremely shy extraterrestrials.
9. Reconquista Cowboy – A drug-addicted and lost modern-day Cowboy feels obliged to fight the Mexicans when they invade Texas.
10. Quanah Parker’s Hereford Bull – Quanah Parker must fetch his Hereford bull back when it’s stolen by corrupt Texas Rangers.
11. McMurtry’s Typewriter – Thieves plot to steal Larry McMurtry‘s typewriters and Lonesome Dove memorabilia from the museum.
12. Johnny Marijuanaseed – A kind hearted gentle soul spreads marijuana seeds. (Texas Free eBook Downloads)
13. Dumbass: Adam Sandler Comedy – Adam writes women in prison, with a twists at the end. 
14. Gina at Quitaque – The final  chapter of the first female Texas Ranger. (American free ebook downloads)
15. Reconquista Cowboy – A drug-addicted and lost modern-day Cowboy feels obliged to fight the Mexicans when they invade Texas.
16. Quanah Parker’s Hereford Bull – Quanah Parker must fetch his Hereford bull back when it’s stolen by corrupt Texas Rangers.
17. McMurtry’s Typewriter – Thieves plot to steal Larry McMurtry‘s typewriters and Lonesome Dove memorabilia from the museum.
18. Johnny Marijuanaseed – A kind hearted gentle soul spreads marijuana seeds.  (American Writers Award, 2019)
19. The Chinese Pope – The Vatican names a Cardinal the Pope, when he is imprisoned by the Communist Chinese.
20. Tobit – A pious Jew in Amsterdam finds a daughter-in-law and confronts evil on a number of levels. (American free ebook downloads)
21. Lenin’s Body – Two drunks steal the body of Lenin the night before it’s supposed to be buried.
22. Yamashita’s Wedding – A conman and a notorious liar film four film and Yamashita’s wedding during the Battle of Manila.
23. Seas the Day – A group of Filipino fishermen breaks into the most secure location in Hong Kong to steal back what was taken from them – the location of Yamashita’s gold.
24. The Baseball Muse – A Japanese woman leaves a career as a geisha and rehabilitates troubled MLB baseball players.
25. Streets of Manila – When a Mexican cartel sends an elite squad of hitmen to Manila, the President of the Philippines fights back!
26. Permanent Girlfriend – The first Covid-19 Quarantine romantic comedy.  (American Writers Award, 2020)
27. Roosevelt Hotel – In the future, clones of celebrities are used like library books, people can some to the hotel and check them out like a book.
28. The Tarantino Heist – A Tarantino look-alike makes a film in Russia.
29. A Year in Russia Without Women – The men in Russia panic when ALL 72 million Russian women disappear.
30. Verity’s Surfing Movie  – An Ivy League professor fighting Alzheimer’s moves to Southern California to try to remember her surfer son.
31. Unsolicited Material – Two screenwriters go to extraordinary lengths to have a producer read their script.
32. Tupac Lives – Topac Shakur is discovered living on the streets of Las Vegas.
33. Whiskey Tango Foxtrot – All hell breaks loose in the Iraq war.
34. The Puppy Mill – A dog show enthusiast is preyed upon by a corrupt sheriff’s deputy.
35. The Weekender – A government teacher is framed and must serve weekend in the county jail… where he learns a few things.
36. The Pirate Hunters – Navy SEALS don’t go on leave but chase Somali pirates. (American free ebook downloads)
37. B-25 – POWs, in World War, must assemble a B-25 and escape Japan before August 6, 1945.
38. The 10th Cavalry – A Black cavalry unit must fight Comanche, Confederates, starvation and thirst in West Texas.
39. the little black dress – History of Russia as told be the owners of a dress handed down through the century.
40. The Fisherman’s Wife – A Filipino must deal with the reality that his wife is becoming famous.
41. The West Philippine Sea – A transgender woman is treated harshly but when her fishing boat is sunk she must chose to save the crew of let them drown..
42. Slab City – Homesless and unfortunate souls live rent-free in the California desert.  (American Writers Award, 2015)
43. Sea and Sky – A Filipino tribe of young surfers adopt an older woman with Alzheimer’s.
44. Oscar Night – An actress about to quit trying gets one last break, Oscar night.
45. Second Grade – Islamic terrorists storm a small K-12 Oklahoma school, but the second grade resists.
46. 500 MEALS – A resturanateur gives up cooking professionally to cook his father’s last few meals.
47. The New Corporate Culture – Socialism runs amok in New York City.
48. Comanche – Docudrama focusing on the Comanche native tribe of West Texas.
49. Dersu – A Siberian hunter is mistaken for a reform politician in Russia.
50. Donetsk – A Russian Admiral is assassinated in EXACTLY the same manner at John F. Kennedy was in Dallas.
51. Escape of the Planter – Robert Smalls, an escaped slave, steals a confederate ship and delivers it to the North.
52. Gelert and the Last Dog Show – A zombie apocalypse leaves only a few the young people to care for 700 dogs.
53. Ghost Mayor – A ghost runs for mayor of Chicago.  (American free ebook downloads)
54. Anarene – Small town drug story. (American Writers Award, 2018)
55. Gravestones – A high school science project leads to the shocking discovery of anti-Semitism in central Texas.
56. Curators – Islamic librarians must move and hide millions of books before they are burns by fundamentalists.
57. Lev – An autistic Moscow boy must find his mother in Leningrad when he KGB father is caught up in one of Stalin’s purges.
58. Metro2 – When a Nazi army suddenly appears in contemporary Moscow, the President of Russia must seek shelter in the Metro.
59. Moscow Rocks – An all-girl-band fights the government in Russia.
60. Peter the Great Vampire Killer – Peter the Great fights vampires disguised as socialists and Swedes.
61. Pray for Rain – When a West Texas rancher prays for rain, he receives a visit from a Hollywood starlet.
62. Rumors – When an Afghani man is accused of helping the infidels, he must fight for his life. (American free ebook downloads)
63. Salton Sea Pet Motel – A puppy mill is operating out of a pet motel in Southern California.  (American Writers Award, 2017)
64. Santa and the Pole Dancer – Christmas is almost canceled because of labor unrest at the North Pole.
65. Inside-Outside USSR – A surfer is expelled from the USSR the same day Solzhenitsyn makes his flight.
66. Minnesota Christmas – A dazed and confused Viking warrior from the 10th-century (Erik) arrives in time to meet a 21st-century Minnesota farm girl (Nora).
67. Screenwriters vs. Zombies – Six screenwriters witness a ZOMBIE event but then botch a very nice opportunity to sell a screenplay. 

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