Bronwen Eld is a descendant of an angel and the Devil who tries to go through life even with doubts. They are told they need to find a sinner whose departure to Hell is long overdue and comes across a cop who is after the same guy. They don't start friendly, but their differences help them bond.

LGBT,Young Adult,Religious

The protagonist, Bronwen Eld, explains, partially through poetry, that their father (Lucifer) and their mother (an angel) met and the child was sentenced to Earth. They describe struggling with self doubt but making the most of what they can do even with judgement surrounding them.

After Joseph Woodard's death and Justin's death, Bronwen prays to take Justin's place. Justin comes back and Bronwen stays alive. They learn more from one another and it eventually leads to a wedding with vows in the form of poetry.

Small town, modern times, forest, desertly area, Heaven, Hell

No

Overcoming Monster/Villain

Happy Ending,Meaningful Message

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Name: Bronwen Eld

Age: 25

Gender: Other

Role: Protagonist

Key Traits: Empathetic,Modest,Strong Moral Code,Religious,Selfless,Insecure,Educated,Badass,Underdog,Obedient

Name: Justin Adams

Age: 28

Gender: Female

Role: Skeptic

Key Traits: Adventurous,Masculine,Sexy,Leader,Heartthrob,Blunt,Gracious,Outspoken

Name: Joseph Woodard

Age: 45

Gender: Male

Role: antagonist

Key Traits: Villainous,Aggressive,Badass,Unapologetic

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I think it would be a good adaptation because anyone can relate to the feelings about self doubt and the worry that someone might be waiting for you to make a mistake isn't very uncommon. Not only would the protagonist speak to those of the LGBT+ community, but they would also speak to religious people who might worry about the pressures about abiding by the bible and questioning what makes them a good person. Although there's a task to send someone to Hell, enough thought will show that judgement can function as the true antagonist. Also, since Bronwen and Justin are on opposite ends of the spectrum, it's easier to learn about trying new things and taking it easy from one another to add to their identities.

Monique Star is a young adult on the autism spectrum with a major interest in the arts and supporting diversity. These passions have been proven from her time as a Girl Scout to her poetry and cosplay. What matters to her is contributing to better the world.

Age: 18-34,13-17

Target Gender: LGBT Leaning,Universal

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Status: Yes: self-published

Publisher: CreateSpace

Year Published: 2016

Yes

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