Story idea #1
Follow the Caretaker
Three couples celebrate a milestone birthday with a visit to an ultimate Escape Room in an abandoned mansion.
There, driven by the directive that their total obedience to all instructions is required, they discover that obedience is necessary to both enjoy the game and finish well. The rules may not always make sense, or sometimes come at a cost, but following the Caretaker is the key to winning this game.
And one of them will receive a gift that fulfills a very big hole in their life.
Story idea #2
Thomas and the Non-existent God
Thomas Newton is angry at God and can dismantle anyone who believes. As a senior lecturer and rising star at Clarendon University, his psychology lectures veer into thinly-veiled attacks on religion. His caustic brilliance dazzles his students but not the threatened Professors and his Christian neighbors who insist on trying to convert him. The other exception is the woman he is interested in – Assistant Professor Sarah Wright, who is perfect except for one glaring flaw. She believes in God.
Thomas jumps at the chance to appear on a celebrity streaming network debate about God’s non-existence will give him the chance to unveil a razor-sharp intellect to the nation and shoot his career into the stratosphere.
But then one day the God he is certain doesn’t exist starts to speak to him and carries a dire warning.
Story idea #3
God in her Pocket
Mackenzie Holt turns to a new AI-powered app to find purpose in life, as her faith is swept away in the dramas of family life and the distraction of her phone. Despite the protestations of her Grandmother to return to the God she knew in her teens, she loses herself in Omniscience, an app the media is trumpeting is like having God in your pocket.
When her Grandmother dies, she hears the voice of God comforting her in her grief. While Mackenzie finds breaking an addictive app is difficult, reconnecting with her faith is even harder.
And when her family is threatened, she discovers that the God she thought she knew – and who she has been scared of all these years – isn’t even close to who He really is – the God of her Grandmother.
David Rawlings, Author 