The Digital Series

Last Year Before Reality

     This is the story of African American youths who are approaching adulthood and independence. Their friendships, experiences with life, love, and tragedy help to prepare them for the road ahead.  Their commitment to remain close friends and overcome unexpected challenges are the recipe for nonstop action.

    Their last year of high school is a series of hope & despair, dreams and disappointments. For some it was their last year of high school - for others it was their last year.

No Time For Love

     There are few things that are dear to Bridgette Tate’s heart - her relationship with God; her career as an attorney; her work and support of a shelter for abused women and children, and Renè Anthony Davis, her high school sweetheart. But, over the years their relationship has become complex.

     Renè is a multi-faceted man who has experienced a multitude of tragedies. He has a vendetta to avenge his father’s murder, while overcoming the guilt associated with the deaths of other loved ones. His life is dedicated to vindicating acquaintances, friends, and even strangers. He struggles to conquer personal demons that control his cynical thoughts and relentless ruthlessness - vices that hold hostage true passions he longs to fulfill, and, which hope to pull him from his saving grace - the only woman he has ever loved, Bridgette Tate.  

     Bridgette waited what seemed like a lifetime for Renè after falling in love with him their senior year of high school. Since then life has taken them on different paths - mostly due to Renè‘s other obsessions. Renè must choose between his notorious life and making Bridgette his wife. Bridgette has choices of her own. Will she wait for Renè? Or, will she give in to advances of Kevon McMillan, an attorney, or Larry Anderson, a detective? Renè & Bridgette’s relationship grows more uncertain.  Read along to discover if Renè will make time for the love, or lose Bridgette forever. 

Behind the Broken Cross

     What happens when corruption in the church is exposed? All hell breaks loose!

     Follow Renè, Bridgette & their friends as they journey through another chapter in their lives. Self-examination of their personal lives reveal that each friend has come to believe the cross of Jesus Christ has lost true meaning.

     All his life Gregory Hill followed biblical teachings and maintained his relationship with God Almighty. He nurtured his faith, gained respect in the community, and honor among his friends. His quest to bring wayward souls to Christ has been a success. There was only one exception - interference from Rev. Bobby “Showtime'' Hayes, a foe who has brought Rev. Hill great opposition.

 Reverend Hayes pastors a newly built church. But Rev. Hayes doesn’t serve God. He believes he’s God. Contrary to the biblical precepts Rev. Hayes conducts church business as he pleases. Power, sex, and money are the influences that control him. He uses the church‘s platform to pimp from the pulpit.

     As the battle between good and evil ensues, read along to discover…

• Can Minister Hill expose the corruption in the rival church by forming his own team of “Thuggish Christian Soldiers”? 
• Will he continue to keep his church family intact?
• Can he prove that the God he serves is greater than the tangled web of deception, denial, and corruption spawned by Reverend Hayes?

Trying My Hardest

     After twelve years of experiencing life on different roads, Rene and Bridgette finally marry and start a family.

     In the name of peace, and all the responsibilities that come with love and family, Renè has pledged to change his lifestyle...But can he relinquish leading I.C.C., his allegiance to Johnny Miller, and denouncing an alter ego who determinedly compromises his relationship with God and his family?

     Renè’s violent past continues to collide with his endeavor to lead a quiet and peaceable life, which forces a resurrection of his alter ego. Yet a return to his sinister, dark side may be the only thing that will bring Renè peace, or a final resting place.

Truth is reality. History does not change. It is perpetually revisited in every generation.