In a distant land, a prophecy foretells the coming of a mighty hero to free an enslaved people from their oppressors. The hero comes, the Chosen One. Together with his band of warriors, he sets out to fulfill the prophecy. But the Chosen One is slain, killed in the night in his tent, struck down almost before he begins.

The only one who knows it is his untalented, untested brother. Unwilling to tell his people that hope is lost, he keeps the Chosen One's death a secret. When they clamor for their hero, he takes on the mantle himself, impersonating the hero to inspire the people. Guided by the Seer's apprentice, and with the aid of a wily, mysterious woman, the accidental hero sets out to fulfill the prophecy and free his people. Not because he was chosen, but because he chose.

Kerry Pickens is the sweetest girl in the entire world, and the best pet photographer in tiny Bluebeard's Booty, Rhode Island. To help her cover the taxes on her family's ancient ancestral home, Chief Stone hires her to take crime scene photos. The problem is, her first assignment turns out to be her best friend, dead at the bottom of a cliff.

Chief rules it a suicide, but Kerry knows her friend wouldn't do that. Over Chief's objections, Kerry investigates, and discovers that her friend was murdered because he found Bluebeard's legendary treasure. Armed with only her quirky, naive wits, Kerry pursues the killer through twists, betrayals, and pirate gold, in a fast-paced comedy with genuine heart.

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The Shield of Athena pits demigods against dorm-rats in a modern mythological race on the high seas. On Spring Break in the Greek Isles, college revelers stumble upon the Shield of Athena: the severed head of Medusa disguised as a large coin. Medusa's legendary sisters, the Gorgons, will stop at nothing to retrieve it. To make things worse, our heroes are hunted by the coin's protectors, a massive flock of harpies: half hag, half vulture, and all nasty.

Our heroes sail for their lives and search desperately for answers. What is this hideous coin? Who are their relentless pursuers? And what mysterious secret haunts the Greek twins that are sailing with them? The least motivated of them all, a seven-year-senior slacker, rises to the occasion to face the monsters like the heroes of legend.

Cross Country is a road-trip comedy about an aspiring magician trekking from Connecticut to Hollywood to audition for a reality TV magic contest. At a middle-of-nowhere gas station, a punk girl threatens to accuse him of kidnapping unless he helps her escape her homicidal boyfriend.

When the girl turns out to be a sixteen-year-old runaway, he's suddenly the focus of a nationwide manhunt. It takes every ounce of his limited courage, and every trick he can pull out of his hat, to evade cops, a vigilante cameraman, and the girl's homicidal boyfriend. Will sleight of hand keep him alive long enough to get to L.A.? And even if it does, will they let him audition?

Jane longs for the wide-open freedom of the high seas, but her life is anything but free. She's trapped by an overbearing husband and stuck in a mind-numbingly dull career. Her oppressive existence is shattered one morning when a car runs a red light and Jane t-bones it.

Wracked with unfounded guilt, Jane visits the comatose driver every day. Free of her rigid routine, Jane imagines and escapes into a vivid high-seas fantasy. With the comatose driver as her guide, Jane becomes a swashbuckling seafarer. Little by little, the carefree, "swashbuckling-fantasy Jane" influences "real-life Jane" to take charge of her life and be the person she was always afraid to be.