35 is a web of interweaving stories that center on Henry, a dying AIDS patient. Facing Henry’s imminent death are three 35-year old high school friends, who believe that opportunities for happiness are running out.

Christopher is tiring of his older boyfriend and is worried that his days as a “boy toy” are nearing an end. Jack feels stuck as a suburban dad and may throw his life away to be with a high school girlfriend. But he doesn’t know her secret and true intentions. Laurey is a mother and wife. She lands a dream job as a writer for a hip TV show by lying about her age and marital status. She’s not sure how far she’ll go to keep the truth from surfacing.

We follow each character’s story through another character’s point of view as they pursue their dreams or chase their regrets. Some use betrayal and revenge to right their past wrongs. Others use little white lies to get what they want. In the end shocking secrets are exposed and they all learn that being 35 is the right age to discover who they truly are. less…

Like most other high school seniors, Campion Davies has three things on his mind: getting into college, getting his dad off his back and getting laid. The right college is the key, but Campion has just been waitlisted at Harvard.

Campion comes from a long line of Harvard legacies and not attending is unthinkable. So, he announces that he was accepted and comes up with a plan. First, Campion recruits a brilliant computer geek Steve to hack into Harvard’s computer system and discovers he’s third on the waitlist. Then Steve and Campion go on a road trip to convince three undecided students to reject their invitations. They’re surprised to find an odd bunch of kids: a Christian fundamentalist—who’s a closet lesbian, a dwarf hockey player—who’s the star of his team, and Lourdes—the beautiful daughter of Campion’s housekeeper.

Ultimately, Campion is forced to confront his prejudices and his controlling father and learns that a Harvard degree means nothing if you don’t know who you are and the girl of your dreams hates your guts. less…

Dawn Sinclair, a caring young woman gifted with an acute sense of the human psyche, is about to embark on a promising career as a therapist and marry the man of her dreams. Then, her life begins to unravel when she makes a tragic mistake with Raymond, an unstable patient, who ends up committing suicide.

A year later, Dawn is still having trouble coping with Raymond’s death. She abandons her profession and spirals into despair. When she finally gets help from a seemingly caring female psychiatrist, Dawn feels that her life is getting back on track.

However, the exact opposite begins to unfold: her life quickly falls apart. It turns out her new therapist is working to destroy Dawn’s life by alienating her husband, implicating her in a prescription drug scandal, and making her think she’s going nuts.

When she discovers the therapist’s identity and her relationship to Raymond, Dawn realizes the past has come back to haunt her. In an ironic twist of fate, Dawn must use the gifts she abandoned to save her own life. less…