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Sony TV Acquires Two Liz Moore Novels for Development
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Sony Pictures Television has recently secured the rights to adapt two prominent novels by author Liz Moore into television series. The acquisition includes her current bestseller, The God of the Woods, a mystery focused on a girl’s disappearance from a family-owned summer camp, and The Unseen World, which follows a young woman uncovering her father's hidden past in the technology sector. These new projects will be overseen by executive producers Neal H. Moritz and Pavun Shetty, who are also working on a limited series based on Moore's thriller Long Bright River. By securing these titles, the studio aims to build upon the writer's growing success in both the literary and streaming markets. This strategic move highlights a deepening partnership between the novelist and Sony, ensuring more of her complex, character-driven stories reach the small screen.
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