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The Man In The Apocalypse School

Bjorn Peeters

Publisher: Tales Of Peeters

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Summary

When the landlord pulls out his hair, Rick Houseman drives to the rescue!
 
Rick Houseman is a tenant whisperer; when there’s a landlord pulling out his hair, he drives up his van to come save the day. Braving mountains of dirty diapers and ravines of moldy food, he risks his life to convince the filthiest, most irresponsible of tenants to...you know, leave.
 
But when a guy prepares an old school building for the coming zombie apocalypse and even a police assault can’t make a dent, can Rick Houseman really find a way to make everybody happy?
 
Do you like laugh-out-loud comedy that pokes fun at crooked laws and extreme tenant behavior? Then definitely give this Bjorn Peeters half-hour comedy series a try!
 
Read it now!
 
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Half-hour Comedies are the perfect format for a break at work, a boring wait at the dentist’s office, your commute, or just whenever you want to relax and have fun.
Available since: 11/09/2021.
Print length: 20 pages.

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