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Fans of fluffy romance novels and that all too familiar, over hyped, edge of the seat crap should steer clear. This is life at its most jaded. David S. Grant presents Bleach|Blackout, a story in double novel form about New Year’s Eve, drugs, sex, the corporate crunch and the inevitable unpleasantness of life and death.
div>Bleach opens during the last 60 seconds of 2003 in a bathroom where a girl lay dying and a jaded 30-year-old named Jeremy, who navigates the reader through the endless repulsiveness of the world, watches. Today is Friday and he is heading back home, but will he make it back to New York?/div>
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div>Blackout picks up two years after Bleach in Las Vegas complete with strippers and crack cocaine. The ride home is blurry and the next morning in Los Angeles brings a surprise when Stoner’s friends, Chip and Jeremy, wake to find police officers and a dead | |  | | BLOOD: The New Red
Mickey's Return to Seventh Avenue
span style="font-size: medium">strong>Blood:The New Red/strong>font class="size9 Helvetica9">, a new novel that follows ex-model turned porn star, Mickey, back into the modeling world of Seventh Avenue where wine is served by the year, cocaine is plentiful, and the walk down the runway will never be the same./font>/span>
span style="font-size: large">font class="size9 Helvetica9">a href="http://www.silverthought.com/blood/">BLOOD: The New Red at Silverthought Press/b>/a>/font>/span>
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Corporate Porn, NYC author David Grant's third novel, is an alcohol- and sandwhich-fueled romp through the darker side of corporate America and the lighter side of the adult film industry. Grant's voice displays a brilliant wit interspersed with moments of vicious social commentary as he leads us from the hopeless cubicles of the business world to the Speedo-laden sands of South Beach, along the way introducing us to a cast of disenchanted young men and women (and somewhere in between) who find redemption in an unlikely place--the burgeoning adult film industry of Omaha, Nebraska. Filled with memorable characters and dialogue that cuts to the heart of the first decade of the new century, Corporate Porn is a must-read for anyone who's ever struggled under a project deadline or thought about running away to Paris to shoot cowboy porn.
Confidence is at an all-time low.
That’s what the headline of the New York Times business section that’s lying on the conference
table next to Jack says. Noticing me looking down at his paper, Jack stares at me with his hung-over eyes. They look more hazy than usual this morning.
We break contact when Luann asks a question regarding the “portability” of the system, and I respond quickly, drawing a look from Ralph that usually means he wants to answer the question. The uncomfortable moment passes, and I look back down at the paper. Underneath the Times rests t | |  | | Emotionless Souls
Jerk offs, ex-cons, new cons, pranksters, one hit wonders, and homeless entrepreneurs are the EMOTIONLESS SOULS that populate the twenty stories in this collection by David S. Grant (author of Corporate Porn and The Last Breakfast).
font>font size="2" face="Arial" color="#000000">Disaffected tourists idle through the streets and bars of Paris and Dublin.span> Office workers suspect each other of stealing cocaine at the Christmas party. Human Resource officers interview the stripper they frequent for a position in the firm (or at least they think it’s that stripper). Pickpockets get pick-pocketed. Nobodies stage emergencies to save the day. Mediocre porn stars murder their co-stars to increase DVD rentals. Executives drop Ecstasy during the board meeting and realize their aff | |  | | Happy Hour
Happy Hour, the new novella from David S. Grant, is now available through SynergEbooks.
span style="font-size: 10pt; font-family: 'Verdana','sans-serif'">font color="#332234">Happy Hour is a life in the day of Will and Sara. They are having guests over for a dinner party disguised as a Happy Hour. One of the guests, Jack, is on the verge of rock stardom if only if lifestyle will allow such success. Josh and Katherine are dealing with a past of children, a stressed marriage, and prison time. br />
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The story begins with preparation then takes us to Jack and his guest as they enjoy pre-dinner cocktails while trolling for wo | |  | | Rock Stars: The Rise, Fall, and Rise of Eighties Lead Singers
ROCK STARS is a look back and forward with the glam metal singers from the eighties. Accompanied by illustrations of each singer, Rock Stars takes a tongue and cheek look at both the careers and music created during this time.
p class="MsoNormal" style="margin: 0in 0in 10pt">font face="Calibri" size="3">ROCK STARS is a look back and forward with the glam metal singers from the eighties.span style="mso-spacerun: yes"> /span>Accompanied by illustrations of each singer, Rock Stars takes a tongue and cheek look at both the careers and music created during this time./font>
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A Travel Narrative with Inpired Fiction featuring journal style writing, short fiction, and itineraries for Rome, Florence, and Venice.
| |  | | The Last Breakfast
Novella by David S. Grant
In sparse, unsparing prose, THE LAST BREAKFAST details forty-eight hours in the life of a disaffected and utterly amoral man. His plan is simple: murder his unfaithful wife. The complications being with a botched drug deal, the shooting of several policemen, and an ill fated border crossing into Tijuana with his pill popping partner Ordel.
A dark and vicious story set at breakneck speed, David S. Grant’s novel is a portrait of a world adrift in disillusion and betrayal in which their exists neither good nor evil, only the brutal reality of consequence.
| |  | | Unauthorized 80's: a collection of sleazy rock bios from the glam 80's
Unauthorized 80's: a collection of sleazy rock bios from the glam 80's
div class="description">Rock and Roll is dead. For all intents and purposes, as a person that grew up during the eighties, this is true today. What is it about this genre of glam, hair, and dudes dressing in spandex that is so fascinating? We took it for granted, thinking it would last forever./div>
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