Changing the Script

LA-based English indie filmmaker Alex Levitin reluctantly takes a job in New Zealand to save the "worst movie ever", Shezan: Mistress of the Forest. Things might go easier for her if she didn't almost run over the standoffish, beautiful local cop on her first day in town. And it'd really help if her film set wasn't being mysteriously sabotaged. When Ika Whenu's Senior Constable Sam Keegan isn't trying to stamp out a motorcycle gang drug problem afflicting her town, she's publicly slamming everything about the exploitative film, Shezan, and the Hollywood blow-ins making it. That includes ist nerdy, cute director, Alex, who has woeful driving skills to go with her smart mouth. Against the stunning scenery and chaotic film-set backdrop, attraction flares between the two warring women as they're forced to work together to find the set saboteur. A funny, small-town lesbian romance about clashing cultures and daring to dream big. This is a "Breaking Character" spin-off novel that can easily be read as a standalone story. **A funny, small-town lesbian romance about clashing cultures and daring to dream big.** LA-based English indie filmmaker Alex Levitin reluctantly takes a job in New Zealand to save the “worst movie ever”, Shezan: Mistress of the Forest. Things might go easier for her if she didn’t almost run over the standoffish, beautiful local cop on her first day in town. And it’d really help if her film set wasn’t being mysteriously sabotaged. When Ika Whenu’s Senior Constable Sam Keegan isn’t trying to stamp out a motorcycle gang drug problem afflicting her town, she’s publicly slamming everything about the exploitative film, Shezan, and the Hollywood blow-ins making it. That includes its nerdy, cute director, Alex, who has woeful driving skills to go with her smart mouth. Against the stunning scenery and chaotic film-set backdrop, attraction flares between the two warring women as they’re forced to work together to find the set saboteur. This is a *Breaking Character* spin-off novel that can easily be read as a standalone story. When Jessica Harris Flies Home To Australia To Sort Out Her Late Brother's Estate, The Last Thing She Wants To Face Is His Altruistic Investment--an Eatery On The Rural Bellarine Peninsula. The Injured British/indian Elite Cyclist Just Wants To Settle Up, Move On, Get Rehab, And Certainly Not Have To Deal With The Restaurant's Beautiful Owner And Artisan Foodie, Lillian Mcallister, Or Her Sweet, Four-year-old Daughter. In Order To Win, Jessica's Disciplined Life Is Dedicated To Controlling Her Emotions, And She Isn't Sure She'd Survive Letting Her Walls Down Now. A Lesbian Romance About How Nourishment Is So Much More Than The Food We Eat.