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heat 18 GENRE - Mystery SUBJECT - An egg or eggs
Top 5 (**FINALIST** represents writers advancing to the final round taking place this weekend)
#1 **FINALIST** 'Jack Rabbit' by
Brian Kane LOGLINE - A washed up private investigator gets one last
chance at redemption.
#2 **FINALIST** 'Deception Pass' by
Elizabeth Herbert LOGLINE - When an unusual egg hunt ends with a
struggle between a beautiful bride and her ambitious husband, her
death is inevitable-but is it suicide or murder?
#3 'A Mother's Love' by Jerod Brennen
LOGLINE - When Hannah's son is kidnapped, her journey for the truth
raises questions she isn't ready to answer.
#4 'The Case of the Jeweled Egg' by
Carolyn Hodge LOGLINE - Could a beautifully-crafted keepsake box
bought at the estate sale of a mysterious recluse hold the key to a
nearly century old Russian mystery? The contents of such a purchase
takes a young woman into a world of lost jewels and empires.
#5 'The Bunny did It' by Tai Fauci
LOGLINE - Logline: Ten-year-old sleuth, Sam Seymour solves the
mystery of his friend's stolen Easter basket using his keen
detection and interrogation skills or so he claims.
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