Now in Week Three of my 10-week class in copy-editing. My assignment was to write a 250-word essay convincing my boss to give me a raise and why I think I deserve it. Since I haven't worked for several years and have been retired since age 62, I don't have a job or a boss to ask for a raise and I don't desire a job. The only thing I could do is coax the State of Texas to give me the winning lottery numbers before they are drawn and why I need them. Since that won't happen, I selected to persuade the Hallmark Channel to make a mini-series of my Love story. After receiving my first draft back with suggestions and edits, I submitted this.
We shall see if I pass the assignment. Any suggestions?
We shall see if I pass the assignment. Any suggestions?
I am writing you today to ask that you consider my book for a series on The Hallmark Channel. Against All Odds, We Found the Perfect Love is an epic Love Story and ideally suited for your network. Beginning in the late 1950s, the story spans the life of its two main characters, Odis Tyler (my beloved late husband) and myself, Sue Tyler.
The book follows the story of a couple that falls in love but has a mysterious separation. The post office returns a letter of explanation of his disappearance. Unknown to her, she goes on with her life. Although they are 450 miles apart, with failed marriages, they manage to reconnect fifteen years later without the assistance of Google.
Never expecting to find each other again, they are miraculously reunited, and their feelings rekindled. With one innocent kiss, their hearts awaken to a devoted love that is rare outside of dreams. His love of country music loves songs inspire him to express real passion in over 250 beautiful love letters.
You can call it fate, coincidence, God or just luck, but they were destined to be a couple. Without a doubt, a puzzle came together to create a picturesque love story that would astonish any Hollywood producer—and it all began with a written letter.
Against All Odds is a story of devotion that appeals to the very demographic you serve. It can easily be adapted into a six-part miniseries and will not be expensive to shoot.
