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Obama is now the US President but not everyone is accepting of the new man in office.
There's trouble in paradise when a vicious hurricane sweeps over the 18th century Caribbean island of San Felipe and sweet, virtuous Chantilly St. John is the answer. However, before the good people could toss the young virgin into the volcano to appease the native gods and save them all, pirates descend and whisk her away. Now the only thing standing between the citizens of San Felipe and impending doom is the dashing but reclusive pirate Vaughn Seabrooke?
In this parody of the romance genre, follow the adventures of Chantilly and Vaughn as they face impossible odds while battling their throbbing, puckering, pouting urges.
This is the first installment from the series of short stories. The next story "The Invention of the Pocket" will appear shortly!
Dirty Martini, Newcastle, Appletini: more than just your average night at the bar, business in NYC is anything but sobering.
The Country Boy's Guide to the bible so you don't have to read it yourself.
Greegs & Ladders is a wildly exciting tale of three oddball characters romping around space and time. Equal parts social satire and fun loving adventure, Greegs promises laughs, a few mildly intelligent and/or interesting observations, & several run-on sentences. You'll also get to find out what the hell Greegs are, and how life on Earth came to be, and the meaning of it all (at no extra charge.) From the rubbish heaps of Garbotron to the bottommost, subterranean layers of Lincra, this is one unique, literary journey of epic proportions. And also a book, with words in it. Find out why Grant T. Ecklesmere called it "The best damned book about Greegs and/or Ladders I've read in a fortnight."
