Books by Whit Whitley

Fantasy Stories Hollywood Overlooked for Now! is a unique mix of scientific facts, legend, and fiction told in a screenplay-hybrid structure. Do you truly believe there are beings and powers beyond our comprehension? Are you fascinated by mystifying stories of undreamed-of worlds where you can get lost in what-ifs beyond known knowledge? You will love Whit Whitley’s Fantasy Stories Hollywood Overlooked for Now!Most stories of creatures and monsters drift into complacency and present “the beasts as usual” in worn-out sequels and remakes. Although Hollywood has been successful in holding the attention of most young adults, using loud explosions, massive murders, and funky rap music soundtracks, it has failed to put the importance on newer, unique writing. Come along as Whitley does refocus the camera lens.

Three Screenplays Hollywood Overlooked...But Shouldn't Have! Aquarius Ballentini is a young female veterinarian plagued with copious amounts of body hair. In another part of town, Tristan Moretti, a male model for a hair rejuvenation company, is also burdened with excessive hairiness. In Hair to a Fortune, these two are brought together by luck and body hair, and only their joint chemistry can lead them to greater rewards. Satire Wins the Game tells the story of Chic Abbott, a somewhat gullible independent cartoonist who loves to caricature present-day issues, but prefers to steer clear of injurious controversies. So it's a surprise to everyone when he runs for state senate against all established political odds-and makes quite an impact on the voting process...From Stranded in Timeshare we learn that selling timeshares can be deadly. When Mason, an honest young business major graduate, lands a job at Sand Columns Resort, he has no idea that selling timeshares will take him on the most dangerous thrill ride of his life!

Three Dramatic Action Screenplays-Three Entertaining Thrill Rides! There are good reasons why compelling action stories are popular. They give us the catharsis of adrenaline-pumping risk and danger, the rush of edge-of-your seat suspense, and a welcome escape from the sameness of everyday life. These three stories provide all that and more-and even better, they're given to you in the wonderfully readable format of screenplays. As you read, you have the chance to be the director as well as the audience-and you'll appreciate the format, easy on the eyes compared to prose fiction. Visions in the Tunnel exposes the dead-end life of an aging civil engineer, Calvin Sweatt, whose life is changed by a yoga studio that isn't what it seems. As he faces adventures he couldn't have imagined, he has to decide what his values really are...and whether he's going to live by them. Under the Double Eagle introduces you to the fascinating and dangerous world of the rare coin trade, focusing on a coveted 1933 solid gold Double Eagle coin...a coin that should have been destroyed when President Roosevelt took America off the gold standard. Entrepreneur Leon Hambright and his sexy girlfriend April chase the coin right into the net of Marc Pinion, owner of a chain of shady Asian massage parlors, who will stop at nothing to get what he wants-will Leon and April also sacrifice the people they love to get the fabulous coin, or will they challenge Marc on his own territory? Crimson in the Cowee introduces Ashwin Kingfisher, a young Cherokee man who is at odds with his heritage. Although he is a physicist, he is working temporarily at a tourist campground and ruby mine. Fate has a few surprises in store for Ashwin, including his growing interest in Riley, the daughter of the campground owners. But an even bigger surprise comes in the form of Baxter Earl, the ruthless owner of the adjacent property. To survive Baxter's game, Ashwin must learn more about himself-and he finds