A unique and unusual work of fiction married to art. Love Monkey stands out for its originality—an imaginative novel that proves we primates are impenetrably linked!
Love Monkey: A Tale of Desire, Romance & Intrigue. It's a little novella and the characters are monkeys who drive cars, hold jobs and conduct their lives as humans do (sometimes better!). The unique and creative part is this too: it has 16 full-color graphics inside of real monks photoshopped as characters.
There is a dedicated Web site for Love Monkey where you can copy book club tips, get Author's Notes, see a few characters, and buy a copy of the book securely using PayPal. The URL is: http://www.monkeyromance.com
Excerpt
Eugenie Ermine is a monkey with savvy, self-assurance, and the inherent ability
to throw a party made for memories. The trouble is, she is so busy with her
event making business, that she’s forgotten how to make her own happy life.
Her type-A personality, go-go activity level, and meticulous nature could use
some mellowing.
PURE PRIMATE ENTERTAINMENT
When a dangerous group of thugs invades Eugenie’s Pink Poodle-themed
wedding reception for debutante Tandy Tucker, tragedy happens. The best man
is killed and Eugenie thinks she may be next when the evil chimp holds a
weapon under her nose and threatens her life too. She makes a vow to herself
right then and there: If she manages to live through all this, she will date the first man she sees and take steps toward getting a great love life of her own filled with romance, desire, and sex as only she can dream it!
The target is Detective Andy Archway, who unfortunately has his own sworn
oath—don’t mess around in the victim’s life!
Eugenie finds out that if you’re lucky, sometimes even intractable, pig-headed
love matches provide answers—just not the ones you think are coming!
Jerry Lowenstein, an octogenarian and a nice guy, has written a fantastic mystery/ suspense novel that takes place just after WW2 on and near Bikini Atoll. He actually witnessed an atomic bomb test. Can you imagine that?