Derrick Newton

Trenchtown Derrick Newton

Summary: At twenty-eight years old, Jennifer O'Neill was a stockbroker and rising star who graced the cover of Forbes Magazine in 2008 as a powerful African American woman breaking through an industry dominated by white men. She was also contributing to illegal predatory lending, willfully looking the other way in her ambitious pursuit. When the housing market crashed, Jen's life exploded into chaos - especially when she discovers her boss's terrifying solution to beating an FBI investigation. Mercifully, Jen's resulting death penalty conviction is overturned after seven years. Released into the arms of her loving boyfriend and the daughter she birthed in the early days of her prison sentence, Jen's life finally seems to be taking a beautiful and serendipitous turn. However, Jen's experiences have taught her one thing - nothing good can last forever. Besides, something is definitely chilling about their neighbors' interest in her daughter. Logline: After a former stockbroker is released from prison seven years after being sentence to the death penalty, she fears that her new, idyllic life may not last forever as she battles her wariness of the strange foster home next doo