Adam DuChantier a great artesian and glass master sits at a cafe with his friend Pierre, enjoying the quiet now that the tourists have left Cape May. Who is that strange and frail woman approaching them from across the street, and what is she hiding? Only when Adam's close friend and client Jessica shows up, is it revealed the two women share a violent connection that directly affects Adam. Can Jessica stop this woman from revealing facts that could shred Adam to pieces or will Pierre, who figures things out force them all to face the truth?

From April until July 1994, nearly one million tribal Tutsi men, women, and children were ethnically cleansed from the tiny African nation of Rwanda by tribal Hutus, many of whom were their friends, relatives, and neighbors. Letters from Kigali is an accounting of that genocide told through a series of letters sent by a naive young American priest, to his friend Sister Pauline, a nun back home. Father Patrick Murphy was never supposed to be in Rwanda. He was sent in place of another priest who suddenly turned up missing. With no one else available to him his superior, Father Edward Gonzalez,...

After his defeat by Darren Moskoff, the nation's most renowned junior sharpshooter, Vaughn Newcot wrongly interprets an innocent misunderstanding as an insult and a snub. Taunted by his abusive father for losing, Vaughn allows a dangerous hatred for his rival to fester. A decade later, after committing a violent action, Vaughn sets out to avenge this insult, and while seeking the Moskoffs, takes off on a violent cross-country odyssey. Mitchell Fenwick, a young Canadian recently discharged from the French Foreign legion forces his mother to reveal a secret from her past involving Darren's...

On his deathbed dying billionaire patriarch Rutherford Duquesne is visited by a creation of his own mind. This doppelganger forces him to realize his fatherly indifference and his failed relationship with his son Pierre was the cause of a fatal accident committed by the boy.