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KP Wee looks at some of the most overrated and underrated pitchers in major league baseball in the past twenty years.
Essays on David Cone, Jimmy Key, Jack Morris, Tom Candiotti, Ramon Martinez, and others, are contained in this book.
| |  | | False Ex-Pectations
Dave Lee is an ordinary, self-employed consultant who has a normal life, like most people.
Though Dave longs for sex with girlfriend Lisa—which she refuses to give him—he nonetheless is happy with their relationship. They both have their own careers, and spend a lot of time together.
However, this week, Dave’s business has been slow, while Lisa’s company is experiencing a busy season.
Suddenly, an ex (Wendy) comes back into Dave’s life from miles away—after a three-year hiatus, giving him sexual pleasures that he can’t get from Lisa.
Unfortunately, what Dave doesn’t realize at the time is this ex brings a lot of baggage with her. And Wendy’s re-appearance has caused Dave—who is obviously still in love with her—to make several questionable decisions, at home and at work. Does Dave leave Lisa for the ex? Or will he remain with Lisa? Will Lisa find out? Who will die in this mess? Will he push her off the roof-top?
| |  | | No Runs, No Wins, No Glory: A Look Back at Tom Candiotti's 1993 Season
This book recaps Tom Candiotti's magnificent 1993 season, and honors the knuckleballer whose mediocre career stats obscure some terrific seasons.
| |  | | Oh So Close, Canada!
This book looks at some of the Canadian sports teams from the last thirty years that nearly won championships.
Teams such as the 1985 Blue Jays, 1993 Maple Leafs, 1994 Canucks, 1994 Expos, 2004 Flames, and 2006 Oilers are featured in this book.
| |  | | Revenge in Fort McMann: Stories
This is a collection of four stories, mostly about love and revenge:
1. Revenge of the Retired Tutor
2. The Replacement Pitcher
3. False Ex-Pectations
4. Young Chasing Rainbow Trout
Featured Story in "Revenge in Fort McMann: Stories":
"Revenge of the Retired Tutor"--Marcel Donnels was already retired. Or so he thought. However, when a gorgeous young woman showed up abruptly at his house wanting him to tutor her, he couldn't resist. After all, he was lonely and didn't mind having a little female companionship. Besides, she kissed him and he really liked it too. The relationship did end up being romantic, but would she eventually become tired of Marcel? He was, after all, twenty years older than her... How would Marcel get revenge when he foun | |  | | Sweet Voice of Innocence
Jason J. Walker is a hard-working director of a private college.
A decent, responsible company man willing to do anything to help his school out, Jason suddenly has an infatuation with a new student, Mei-Fang. She is flirtatious, and has a sweet voice and an innocent smile. Jason tries to be friendly, but—in his mind—she goes one step further and seduces him.
Though he initially resists her moves, he soon gives in to temptation. He is willing to do anything for her, but at the same time, can’t stop sleeping with her even though he knows it is unethical.
Everything seems perfect until Jason inadvertently finds out about Mei-Fang’s hidden secret. What will this normally reasonable-minded man do to retaliate? Will he ignore his discovery and continue frequenting her bedroom? Or will he stoop to doing something illegal to get his revenge?
| |  | | The Best (and Worst) of KP’s Sports Bashing, 2007-08
This book contains essays written by KP Wee in which he bashes various athletes, coaches, managers, and teams in hockey, baseball, and football.
| |  | | The Homecoming Pitcher
Shawn Henderson of Fort McMurray, Alberta, had always had one dream: play baseball in the major leagues. Henderson was not much of a prospect, but traveled to Florida for spring training to become a “scab” player during the baseball strike. Naturally, once the players’ strike was over, all the scabs, including Henderson, were released.
From there, he would bounce from town to town in the hopes to latch on with a major league club. Would be make it to the bigs?
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