Ed Marques

Tamera prepares for her upcoming recital, but is unaware of how her family really feels about her talent.

In ""Eagleman"" Morris Binstock attempts to win back his son's respect and admiration by becoming the comic book hero the boy worships forgoing a possible Vice-Presidency with John Henry Insurance Company. And in ""Children of Mentu"" a young journalism student dreams of breaking the biggest news story of the decade by locating the infamous refugee from justice.

Addie's Mom starts a Mother-Daughter book club, reasoning it will be a great way for her and Addie to spend quality time, bonding and learning. There's only one problem; Addie hates it. In fact, lately Addie's not too fond of anything she's been doing with her mother. She's growing up and that means wanting to hang out with her friends at the legendary Point instead of discussing "Lilacs For Lindsay" at Mom's book club.