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Is the world worth saving? A lone man calling himself Mr. Nobody holds himself hostage in his isolated rural home. He's the only known survivor of a virus decimating the world's population. With his blood desperately needed to create a vaccine, FBI Special Agent negotiator Constance Forman is tasked with talking him out and into cooperating with the government to save what remains of humankind.

They put a bounty on cancer to save their friend. Find a cure and the bounty is yours. Benji Rosen, Nikki Denton, Joe Bracken, Rebecca Scott, and Charlie Robbins have been best friends since birth. Hailing from the Hubbard Hills neighborhood, they are known around town as the “Hubbard Hills Five.” While packing for a summer vacation before their senior year of high school, the Hubbard Hills Fives’ charmed lives are thrown into turmoil when Benji is stricken with a malignant brain tumor. The initial treatments are ineffective against Benji’s cancer. With Benji’s health ...

There must be something in the water. The small lumberjacking town of Manchineel, nestled along Michigan’s northeastern shoreline, was destined to fail. With a curse hanging over it since its foundation, the town is in its final days in the spring of 1975. Among the townsfolk struggling to find new jobs and new homes, the Whitaker family is experiencing the greatest hardship. Crushed by mounting debt following their daughter’s horrific accident, they face an uncertain future with bleak prospects. An innocent discovery, however, brings fresh water to their table and new hope into their ...

Humankind’s first mistake was the worst mistake in history. Tom and Katie Preston wind up in the small town of Manchineel while driving up north with their three children for a much-needed family vacation in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula. The town is unlike any other they have seen in real life, photographs, or on screens -- a true paradise unrivaled in its natural beauty and pristine historic structures. Warm hospitality is followed by a lively supper with the church deacons and the town’s reverend discussing the town’s rich history. Having retired to sleep in good spirits, the ...

Do the theories of common ancestry and natural selection have any bearing on the origin and meaning of life? One fateful evening, Charles Darwin and two of his closest friends, an English lord and a Catholic Priest, meet at the Beagle Inn. A wine-filled dinner is followed by a lively discussion on this very question resulting in each man inscribing his hypothesis on a parchment. Nearly three thousand years later, angelic life is discovered on a remote planet that could answer this question. Three groups, each one subscribing to a different hypothesis, referred to as a prophecy, head to the ...