Resident Writer

Every story is part of a writer's soul, and Ted Hayden quickly finds that out as he starts his new job as an nurse's aide at the Greenwood Living Center and discovers that legendary author, J. S. Hill, is residing there. Then comes, Pam Bernette, daughter of Greenwood's resident writer, and Ted finds himself falling for this unexpected beauty. A writer himself, Ted is caught in the dreaded vice of writer's block and cannot find a way out until he discovers that even though the centers resident writer had stopped publishing years ago, he never stopped writing. Caught between love and writer's block, Ted secretly steals a few journals of J. S. Hill's unpublished work. Then the thought crosses his mind that he can publish these stories under his own name and put a kick start to his failing career as a writer. Ted finds himself under attack whenever he opens one of the journals and steal the stories therein. Determined to make it as a successful writer and pursue the love he finds growing between himself and Pam. Ted must fight a spirit that's is tracking his every move and trying to stop him from stealing another man's work.