Rhonda Stegall Aycock And Renee Stegall

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Charlotte, North Carolina

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About Rhonda

AUTHORS OF "LAVINIA"

Sisters, Rhonda and Renee share a love for historical towns and the often spellbinding stories of those who walked the soil. "Lavinia" is such a story that, shockingly, has never been shared on the big screen. As we were writing "Lavinia," we could hear the powerful sounds emanating from the big screen speakers: the torturous grinding metal of the deathtrap bed, the furious galloping of horses, and the ensuing gunfight between our heroes and the highway robbery gang. Such moving sounds truly make a great movie-going experience.

Equally immersive, we can visualize the juxtaposition of the horrific crimes of violent murder against the beautiful backdrop of historical Charleston, SC.

This could be the next great historic epic thriller.

Rhonda Stegall Aycock
I began my writing career with Knight-Ridder Publishers, The Charlotte Observer. I went on to write for several local newspapers and a regional magazine, where I had the pleasure of interviewing great entertainers like Glen Campbell, Andy Williams, and Craig T. Nelson before becoming the editor.

I also enjoyed freelance writing for Turner Classic Movies, Boys & Girls Clubs of America, CosmoGirl Magazine, and providing content for two of the first internet sites: eWorld and LiveWorld.

Renee Stegall
BA in English & Writing
Freelance writer and columnist.
Co-author of multiple books.
Musical performer and writer, with songs nominated for “Dove Award” song of the year.

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Female

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Lavinia Budget: $30M+ | Thriller ⋄ Crime When his brother goes missing in 19th-century Charleston, SC, John Peeples fights a hostile crime ring, a mysterious woman and her insatiable appetite for death, and a justice system seemingly intent on overlooking her crimes.
Undue Influence Budget: $10M - $30M | Thriller ⋄ Crime Trying to care for their elderly parents, siblings find themselves at war against an evil family member who is intent on financial gains at all cost... including the use of hypnosis and insipid manipulation techniques designed to turn the parents against their children. Is murder even a possibility?
Name Game Budget: $10M - $30M | Thriller A group of teens thrives on playing pranks by using fake names in public — until it goes one name too far. The cartel kidnaps one of the teens, while his friends desperately try to find him before it's too late.