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  The Coda of Detective Frank Jones

  Doc King Cole

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  Frank again is fired as a Charleston Detective and returns to Sullivan’s Island.There he becomes a Private Investigator, and studies law. He becomes an attorney.Yet to local politics, Frank’s chance to shine as an attorney is delayed.So he turns to what he knows best, Private Investigating. He is hired by the famousbi- sexual author Elizabeth Frazier. Frank’s task begins simple but winds up being twisted.He is paid to follow a popular local bouncer named Dan Flynn (Beth's cheating lover).Flynn too is bi-sexual and bi-polar. While ‘Beth’ is monitoring Dan’s infidelities, she plotsto commit other acts to gain revenge upon her gay/straight lover. After Dan Flynngoes missing in Sullivan’s Island, Jones decides to find Flynn on his own.Finding out the truth leads to a conflict of emotions he has not faced in a long timeA missing body, a murder and a Lesbian/Gay Rights courts case takes Jonesand his Pomeranian dog Trouble into troubled waters. Will Jones turn away from the truthor follow his new found passions?

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  Abbott and Costello: Christmas...

  Bud Abbott, Lou Costello

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  Costello is throwing a Christmas party for his little brother.

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  Chocolate and Cuckoo Clocks -...

  Alan Coren

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  A hilarious anthology of comic treasures written by Britain’s “comic genius”—the former editor of Punch and beloved regular on BBC’s Radio 4 (The Times).   Alan Coren was one of contemporary Britain’s most prolific humorists. Over his forty-year career, Coren wrote comic and satirical pieces for The New Yorker, The Times, Observer, Tatler, Daily Mail, Mail on Sunday, and Punch, and published more than twenty books including The Sanity Inspector, Golfing for Cats and The Collected Bulletins of Idi Amin. This anthology draws together the best of Coren’s previously published material as well as never-before-published autobiographical material.   In these pages, you will find the queen at a loose end playing I-Spy, QPR fans arguing at the cheese counter, prank phone calls to Mao Tse-Tung, the Roman tax collector Glutinus Sinus dealing with the mud-caked Britons, Gatling guns, an Italian driving school, herons, hearing aids, hosepipe bans, talking parrots . . . Welcome to the wonderful world of the late, great Alan Coren!  “Truly funny.” —Stephen Fry, actor, producer, director, and author of The Hippopotamus

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  Out of the Mouths of Babes -...

  Autumn Stephens

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  Humorous, startling, and shocking quotations from fierce and fiery women fill the pages of this sassy little book. Out of the Mouths of Babes continues the tradition started by author Autumn Stephens in her books Wild Women and Wild Words from Wild Women. There is no lack of confidence and sense of self in these women's sayings. More than 150 outrageously entertaining quotes present mostly well-known women in their outspoken glory. Organized into sections with titles like Gifted Gabbers, Liberated Lovers, and Brazen Biddies, Out of the Mouths of Babes is a perfect reminder to all women that the feminine spirit is alive and well!

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  Horse's Tale A (Version 2)

  Mark Twain

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  A Horse's Tale is a novel by Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens), written partially in the voice of Soldier Boy, who is Buffalo Bill's favorite horse, at a fictional frontier outpost with the U.S. 7th Cavalry. With a fanciful mix of points of view, we hear the story of Cathy and her relationship with Soldier Boy and the soldiers of the 7th Cavalry. A surprisingly graphic depiction of a Spanish bullfight leaves no doubt where Mark Twain's sympathies lie. (Introduction by John Greenman & Wikipedia)

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  Instant Wit - How to Be Witty...

  The INSTANT Series

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  Surely you've encountered (or even know) that one particular individual in your life who seems to be able to find something witty to say at the drop of a hat, something that knocks everyone's socks off by generating the perfect response at the perfect moment. They're always cracking unexpected jokes, making people laugh, or bantering witty one-liner comments with their endless repertoire of repartees.So who is this Mr./Ms. Witty? You're scratching your head, dumbfounded and in awe.... How in the world do they do it? And deep down you secretly want to be like them.Who doesn't, right? Who wouldn't love to be admired, respected, and worshipped for their charming, clever wit? Yet it's much more than that. By being witty you can always come up with the right things to say at the right times; by expressing yourself clearly, concisely, and convincingly in an instant — with a few short words (no more, no less) — you establish authority, credibility, and trust.That's the power of having a razor-sharp wit! If the pen is mightier than the sword, then the wit is sharper than the knife. However, let's be honest, being witty doesn't always come naturally, especially for those who are less creative and more logical. The good news is that your wit is like a muscle and, like any muscle, it can be trained and built up.Within Instant Wit you will learn:How to use a "twister technique" to prepare yourself for what you should say when the moment for a quick comeback occurs.How to strengthen your creative wit in order to banter witty one liners with another person, for good fun or a quick laugh.How to cut down any opponent with your razor-sharp wit, so they won't dare mess with you ever again.

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