In a world that has moved on, Renee Powell remains locked in the shadows of a worldwide pandemic. Isolated in her home, she obsessively guards against an invisible threat while her career, her family, and her grip on reality slip further away. When her fears manifest into reality, Renee is forced to decide whether the greatest danger lies outside her locked doors… or within.
A reclusive woman who refuses to accept the world has moved on from a pandemic is forced to decide if the greatest danger lies outside her locked doors... or within.
Andrew Huff is an American novelist, screenwriter, and director celebrated for his Shepherd Suspense trilogy of novels as well as the faith-based mystery adventure film “Dot Conner: Webtective” (2025), a follow up to the 2022 web series of the same name. Huff is the winner of multiple awards for his work in film and television including Best Director at the 2024 New York Istanbul Short Film Festival for the feature film “The Uncivil War: America Divided” as well as the 2025 Content Film Festival and Media Summit for the feature film “Dot Conner: Webtective”. He and his wife Jae own and operate Huff Media Productions, a film and television production company dedicated to telling exciting stories with eternal truths.
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