Prudence: A Tempestuous Night of Pervasive Desires. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.Prudence: A Tempestuous Night of Pervasive Desires

A prestigious and mysterious nightclub.
A glamorous but aging hostess who’s battling to retain her marquee.
An unscrupulous sultry beauty focused only on her own ruthless ambition.
A noble widower searching for love.
Two irreverent barflies who may or may not be what they seem.
Three young couples whose relationships will be challenged until only doubt remains.
A jaded model trying to find her self-respect.
A male stripper lost in his own dissonance.
A dreamer gambling on a shortcut to fortune.
An exploitative mogul on the prowl.
And a mysterious old man who will reach into their hearts and twist and pervert everything they hold dear.
Over the course of one torrid night, each will face the deepest, darkest sum of their innermost desires.
And their lives will never be the same again.
Prudence is a dark psychosexual thriller that explores human boundaries, the needs that test them, and the choices that shatter them.

Les Zig is a novelist, screenwriter, and speaker.He has six published novels: Just Another Week in Suburbia (ECG Press 2025, although it was originally published by Pantera Press in 2017), explores the questions of trust, fidelity, and how well you can ever truly know another person; Any More Complicated Than That (ECG Press 2024) is a sexy but humorous polarization of the love triangle trope; Prudence (ECG Press 2023) delves into questions of fidelity, temptation, and our darkest desires and poses the question, who do you become when you face the worst part of yourself?; and August Falling (Pantera Press 2018) is a story about unconditional acceptance, reclaiming the past, and finding a way forward.As "Lazaros Zigomanis" (the name under which he was baptized), his YA novel, This, (MidnightSun Publishing 2023), tells the story of a 15-year-old dealing with burgeoning neurosis as he navigates social pressures, high school obligations, and his overbearing Greek parents. Kevin Brophy called it "engrossing, authentic and important fiction". Song of the Curlew (Pinion Press 2019) is about dreams, coming of age, community, love, and racism. It has been described by best-selling Young Adult author George Ivanoff as "an extraordinary book".Les has also written and directed short content: the short film, The Here Now (2023), about a woman who can't escape her grief; The Other Side of Paradise (2022), about a man trapped in his own vengeance; The Abnorms (2020), which was shot entirely in lockdown, and plays with idea of an interdimensional invasion from demonic entities; and the concept trailer for Little Diva Rising (2019).He's currently working on a horror feature, Heritage, in conjunction with Glamm Productions.He's had four screenplays optioned, and a raft of unproduced screenplays place as finalists in over one hundred international competitions. His stories and articles have also been published extensively.A lifetime writer, Les has a love of storytelling, and has always wanted to tell stories.