General 2 — Wave4M Studios

Content Is King

Wave4M is a producer of original content and also seeks to acquire rights and develop projects based on other work. Currently, we own the rights to a varied list of properties which can serve as inspiration for future projects.

Jacqueline Marten Library

Born in New York City, Jacqueline Marten began her career as a freelance writer in the 1940s authoring “true confession” stories for 5 cents a word. By 1950, she had become a continuous contributing writer for 16 magazines turning out contemporary morality tales weekly.

Her stories were adapted for numerous radio and television soaps and she became the printed voice of soap star “Papa David” on the hit radio show Life Can Be Beautiful.

Jacqueline Marten’s first novel Let the Crags Comb Out Her Dainty Hair, was published in 1975, followed four years later by Visions of the Damned, the pioneering romance that begot the time travel genre. Visions was followed in rapid succession – and success – by Nightmare in Red, Dream Walker, Promise Me Forever and over a dozen more titles. Jacqueline Marten’s novels have been translated into many languages, including Russian and Chinese. Her book sales number in the millions worldwide.

Poet, women’s rights activist, and national spy Gabrielle Foote falls in love at first sight with British officer Major Darcy Rhoads during a fateful carriage ride that tests their loyalties and future goals. Pinnacle

Finding a new life among the Pennsylvania Amish, orphan Katie Coffee is forced to choose between a simple life with the man she loves and the beckoning temptations of the outside world. Pinnacle

From a forced marriage in Virginia at the end of the American Revolution, the fates and fortunes of two powerful families–the Custises and the Lattimers–intertwine. Pinnacle

Pregnant with a British soldier’s child in colonial America, Leisa Miquet Van Gulik turns to her grandmother to find a way to prevent a scandal. Simon & Schuster

As the American Revolution looms, beautiful Craig St. John and Robert Glendenning fall in love, but Craig is soon forced to choose between exile or British prison. Simon & Schuster

Spared the cruelties of war in the American colonies, Glennys St. John enjoys a privileged life as a member of the Holloway clan in Britain, where she has also enjoyed the love of the dashing Jack Holloway. Simon & Schuster

Amaryllis Scott, a young artist, falls in love with a man she is convinced is the reincarnation of Captain Henry Bayard de Croix, who was her lover during the Revolutionary War. Simon & Schuster

Catriona Silvano, an Italian peasant girl who dreams of becoming a singer falls in love with Peter Carlisle, Lord Fithian, but worries that this could mean the end of her career. Simon & Schuster

When her noble father reappears with sudden plans for an arranged marriage, a rebellious and desperate Mara Rydale flees to the fields of the Napoleonic War in search of her true love. Simon & Schuster

Hoping to earn money for the poor nurse who raised her, Victoria Page becomes a governess, in disguise, at her own mother’s wealthy household. Simon & Schuster

1780 New York City: Alex de Lacey, a handsome British officer, becomes involved with the three Van Raalte sisters during the American Revolution. Simon & Schuster

Obligations to her family prevented Jenny from marrying David and when he left to rejoin the Navy, Jenny’s happiness went with him. Now he is the Earl of Denby and he is determined that this time he shall possess the Irish Rose. Simon & Schuster

He thought she was a serving girl….she wasn’t. He thought she was the woman of his dreams….she wasn’t. He thought she was his future…she was. Simon & Schuster

Reincarnation mystery set in Washington, D.C. and Williamsburg, VA Gallen Books

Time-travel thriller touching upon rape as a theme. Author originally wanted this book to be called “Let the Men Stay Home,” based nototious quote from Golda Meir. Playboy Press

When no other explanations were left, her bewildered psychiatrist suggested hypnosis. The result was a journey into the past — a past so fantastic, so violent, so real, that there was no escaping the truth. Playboy Press