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READ THE BLURB
On
a lonely strip of Death Valley a failing musician awakens to an intriguing new
life. One filled with ancient languages, a hidden identity, and the woman who
holds the key to his destiny...his connection to the lost pages of the Dead Sea
Scrolls. But there are those who want to keep the secrets buried...and will
stop at nothing to keep the prophecy from unfolding.
READ THE REVIEW
Ms. Mattison has some pretty amazing writing chops… this
book was well written and descriptive, placing you right into the story from
the first page. I admired her ability to
tie together a complex plot and make all the many characters and their desired,
needs and goals intersect seamlessly.
The story is about the coming of a new messiah (of sorts),
an unlikely one who is guided on his path by the woman who loves him more than
anything else, including life itself.
There are many who want to help, and equally as many who want to
hinder.
MEET THE AUTHOR
Mattison
started her career in Chicago appearing on television and radio. She founded founded Cheshire Smile
Productions, bringing to life and penning her first feature film FISH WITHOUT A
BICYCLE, a festival winning coming of age comedy which was directed by Brian
Austin Green. “Fish” is now available
on Netflix. Mattison also wrote Cheshire’s second release THE THIRD WISH now
available at Blockbuster and distributed by the Hallmark Channel.
Lionsgate’s
FOR THE LOVE OF MONEY, based on a true story of Jewish gangsters set in the
1970’s starring James Caan, Paul Sorvino, Edward Furlong and Jeffrey Tambor was
also produced and written by Mattison.
Most recently
Jenna has written a TV movie called COMMITTED, which wrapped production this
spring to premiere on television this fall. Her novel The Tree Of Jesse is a
romantic religious thriller and will be released this spring, available
worldwide. Mattison wrote the book while recovering from a traumatic injury and
says that the novel, “wrote itself”, with historical facts just begging to be
included. “I didn’t write this…it came from somewhere else. Somewhere good.
Somewhere pure.”
moviemaker
magazine
article:http://www.moviemaker.com/screenwriting/article/for_the_love_of_money_jenna_mattison_20120522/
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