A strange eBook, with a lot of tongue-in-cheek humor. No mainstream publisher would accept it, although they all seemed to like it. Features lesbians,
kidnapping, a futuristic world, and coffee addiction. FREE, and ready for download now!
A strange eBook, with a lot of tongue-in-cheek humor. No mainstream publisher would accept it, although they all seemed to like it. Features lesbians,
kidnapping, a futuristic world, and coffee addiction. FREE, and ready for download now!
Ai consider this a short story not a book. In a short story collection such as chick in chain mail with a bit added it could be published in a book. You just need to realize the majority of readers may not like it, its more for those that like humor and variation in their reading. I recommend a bit more on coffee add as I loaded this story because of the title /description and my coffee addiction. I did like this story and would recommened it to others with similer likes and I'm a women, so loosen up all those insulted due to this and that. The story wasent even half as racey as some books in school libarys that are deemed classics.
I worked very hard to write and get this ebook just so, balanced so half the people would hate it and the other half would love it. Thank you :) If you want to show me more likes or dislikes I have a web fiction blog about zombies at http://apocalypseletter.blogspot.com/
Too many sentences that start with 'I'. Poor or lacking transitions through out the story. Needs more "meat on the bone" in terms of description and work.
The book has potential to be really good. The text has very few descriptors, but a good start of a plot. Parts of the story are hard to follow for lack of transitions. Then too many sentences start with 'I'. Over all wonderful idea, just needs revision and more "meat on the bone" so to speak.
This was wretched fluff. The plot was juvenile and poorly planned. The conversation is horribly stilted and forced. You need a lot of work on fill-in details. You walk into a jungle. You see a cave. There are people. Expound on that. Details, descriptions, etc.
This is definitely one of those strange books that'll make you go 'huh?' when you read it for the first time. But the end, you'll see the underlying genius, just as if it were a missing manuscript from the lines of Burrough's controversial 'Naked Lunch'.
Samuel Hopkins Adams' Average Jones stories are memorable works of the scientific school of crime detection. Most feature villains who use science to pull off nefarious schemes.
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Average Jones
By: Samuel Hopkins Adams
Samuel Hopkins Adams' Average Jones stories are memorable works of the scientific school of crime detection. Most feature villains who use science to pull off nefarious schemes.
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