Graham Pritz-Bennett

Running for his life, a scientist stumbles across an elderly couple, warning them to run for their lives. Little do they know, a horror unlike any is swarming in their direction.

London fashion photographer Elise St. Lawrence reluctantly returns to her childhood estate in the Cotswolds to settle her estranged father's will. She's stunned to discover she must share the inheritance—and the family perfumery—with Matthew, her former best friend and first kiss who never forgave her for leaving without goodbye.

An aspiring writer is sent to Scotland to collect a prestigious literary award for her famous boss and is quickly mistaken for someone else by a dashing Scottish poet. Now, caught in the beauty of the Highlands, she’ll need to decide if telling the truth is worth possibly losing the man of her dreams.

After a painful breakup with her ex-business partner, Dylan Harper, a talented American developer, is determined to prove herself on her next big contract - creating a luxury wellness hotel for His Royal Highness King Edward on the breathtaking island of Ibiza. The opportunity is a dream come true for Dylan - until she comes face to face with the king's son, Prince Nicholas, a dashing bachelor with his own ideas on how to execute the hotel project.

Richard leads a simple life until one day he discovers his wife is having an affair, which unlocks a hidden desire in him. As he secretly watches the affair, he is haunted by memories of his father whose desire for ‘something more’ drove him to suicide.

London fashion photographer Elise St. Lawrence reluctantly returns to her childhood estate in the Cotswolds to settle her estranged father's will. She's stunned to discover she must share the inheritance—and the family perfumery—with Matthew, her former best friend and first kiss who never forgave her for leaving without goodbye.

Richard leads a simple life until one day he discovers his wife is having an affair, which unlocks a hidden desire in him. As he secretly watches the affair, he is haunted by memories of his father whose desire for ‘something more’ drove him to suicide.