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Crystal has been planning a surprise birthday party for her youngest daughter, and hopes that everything goes as planned. She couldn't wait to see her daughters face light up, once everyone yells, Surprise!
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"Two days ago, I was rescued from a merciless metropolis by a man looking for strong leaders. He said I'd be ready by the time... Now that city is gone."
Destry (Des) and Kint both have a love affair with two girls. Keara and Alandria. The two girls try and try again to get their guys back. They want revenge! But from whom? Looks like from their ex-boyfriends... Yep Des and Kint are in love with each other. But how will they tell the girls they once loved?...
Disaster is a commentary on disaster movies and a parody of novels and our culture. It is fast paced action with twists at every turn. Satire, humor, wit, and a keen sense of history and culture are employed to create a myth that transforms senseless violence into the etiology of President Johnson’s Great Society Programs.
Crystal has been planning a surprise birthday party for her youngest daughter, and hopes that everything goes as planned. She couldn't wait to see her daughters face light up, once everyone yells, Surprise!
If anyone thinks I need to change the cover, please let me know.
"Two days ago, I was rescued from a merciless metropolis by a man looking for strong leaders. He said I'd be ready by the time... Now that city is gone."
Destry (Des) and Kint both have a love affair with two girls. Keara and Alandria. The two girls try and try again to get their guys back. They want revenge! But from whom? Looks like from their ex-boyfriends... Yep Des and Kint are in love with each other. But how will they tell the girls they once loved?...
Disaster is a commentary on disaster movies and a parody of novels and our culture. It is fast paced action with twists at every turn. Satire, humor, wit, and a keen sense of history and culture are employed to create a myth that transforms senseless violence into the etiology of President Johnson’s Great Society Programs.