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Amanda, a well-educated young woman of mixed racial blood, has tired of being an exotic club dancer and has begun a new career as a chiropractor and licensed masseuse. Having been infected with the AIDS virus by her boyfriend, who has since died from the disease, she overcomes her trepidation to embark on a vengeful mission to “get even with men” for their lustful pursuits. Believing death is imminent for her, she is driven to take with her as many as come willingly, despite strong protests from her good friend and business partner, Deleesa.
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DIV>FONT size=2>I live in Warwick, and as founder and director of the Warwick Valley Writers' Association since 1995, have conducted forums and classes for local writers. I have written several books and am requesting recognition in your publication for my latest novel which spotlights the continuing worldwide Aids epidemic--all too often lost in complacency./FONT>/DIV>
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A fire and brimstone page-turner, it explodes when a prostitute with a HOT body meets a preacher with a fiery delivery and all Hell breaks loose. Whose influence will prevail, and to what end? is the question. While physical and emotional elements will appeal to both men and women, this sizzling action-packed expos is not for prudes!
L. Guy Burton notes, "As sexual beings we all undoubtedly experience inner desires to act out certain behaviors that may not be in line with the accepted norms of the society at-large. When we suppress those desires out of concern for how we may be perceived, it can create all kinds of physical and emotional distress. This is when retreating to the privacy and protection of our own minds becomes our best alternative for satisfying those desires. Written in present tense, this novel puts the reader right in the middle of the action--but is it real or is it just a figment?"
FONT face="Courier New">BR>With the recent spate of sex scandals occurring in the church, L. Guy Burton shines a timely light on depraved humanity through his novel I>Jack In The Pulpit/I>-I>Revelation:(Discover what lurks behind this preacher’s robe), /I>underscoring a tendency to look up to, or down on individuals based solely on their social labeling.BR>BR>But what if we could listen in on the minds of those about whom we have formed impulsive opinions? Would we find the whore to be all bad?… Or the preacher to be all good?BR>BR>Well, listen in? We can do just that in this po |
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Pieces of Eight
by Jay Dubya
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 Pieces of Eight is an eclectic collection of eight imaginative novellas/short stories. Themes represented in the work are science fiction, paranormal, psychological drama, humor, murder/revenge and astrological fulfillment. Pieces of Eight is the com |
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