Headwaters
The headwaters are those of the Nueces River in Texas on the Edwards Plateau, a vast area of Texas stretching from Austin and San Antonio to the deserts of West Texas.
In Headwaters, what begins as a simple yet profound love story, with all the innocence and purity of first love, soon morphs into something dangerous. Mariah questions her world as evil invades paradise and the adventure begins.
The small family is fascinated by a place that eventually consumes them. As Houston City folk, the wild barrenness of the hot dry landscape of a Texas Ranch is enchanting. Mariah and David find the virgin acres of land with fresh natural springs to be a sort of Eden. But Paradise has often been host to mystery. The Ranch in Headwaters is no exception.
The Forgotten Tribe
A dry Wind blows through the grasses and sage brush. The Texas ranch seems vacant and abandoned. The tribe of Apache Indians are still here living in peace, a simple life, oblivious of the modern world. Time passes and gradually misfits, loners, artists, seekers, preppers, and Mariah and David find their way back to Eden.
Mysterious happenings in part one have escalated. The modern world seems intent on self-destruction if not through drought, famine, epic storms, or war. Farming the land for sustenance, while mysteries remain and leads are followed, they walk the fine line of who to trust and who to love.
A community is forged out of this unlikely band of misfits. Regardless of differences in ethnicity, social, economics, age, and circumstance, they are unified by a common ideology.
Freedom is their song, as together they raise their voices to proclaim this, survival is their birthright.