Deb LeClair

Blue Square

After discovering the lucrative business of contemporary fine art, Tim sets off on a get-rich-quick scheme to create the most simple, most valuable piece of art he can. But his desire to create may lead him down a dark path as he is consumed by the artistic process, and perhaps something even more sinister.

Daffodils in December

When Evelyn and Marie's relationship of 40 years is about to blossom into old days of retirement: long walks, book club, sleeping in. Their next chapter is derailed by Marie's recent Alzheimer's diagnosis. Each person views the new medication Marie must take differently: Marie, more tired than ever and Evelyn holding on. This forces them to grapple with becoming a new "We" in a way that respects each person's understanding of the situation moving forward.