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Through the Chauffeur’s Eyes
Jerome Leonard is my name, otherwise known as Kool in the chauffeurs’ world. Through The Chauffeur’s Eyes is a collection of real stories—limo brawls, drunk and high men and women, sexcapades, lovemaking after wine tours, outrageous bachelor and bachelorette parties, secret missions, celebrities like the Rolling Stones, top-notch executives (billionaires, CEOs, Special Ks)—all seen through my eyes throughout my career. You have to read it to believe it. Pick up your copy now and let me take you on a journey through the chauffeur’s eyes. Order online and at your local bookstores. Hell, contact me via my website, Facebook, Instagram, or Tweeter. Through The Chauffeur’s Eyes will be available on CD. Look for the special book signing tours, autographed books, T-shirts, and posters online. Kool sends out a chauffeur hug to all his readers. You all rock, and may God bless you. Peace, love, and happiness.
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The Evolution of Primary Sexual Characters in Animals
This edited volume explores primary sexual characters in a wide variety of animal taxa. It provides an overview of sexual diversity, the selective pressures that have shaped it, and an introduction to the data and theoretical issues in sexual selection that are changing our view of sexual processes.
Betrayal of Trust
Edward Slocum is the executive vice president of KemKor Pharmaceuticals in West Grey, Canada, where he grew up. A widower, Edward Slocum goes on a walk after a long day at the office on the two-year anniversary of his wifes death. He feels tired and upset, reminiscing over the loss of his beloved Karen. During his walk, he passes Building 3C, soon to be used for Edwards groundbreaking new filter, created to eliminate pharmaceutical waste byproductshis obsession for the last fifteen years. Hes very surprised, however, to see men with machine guns at Building 3C. KemKor is up to something Edward isnt aware ofsomething illegal. As his suspicions mount about his own employers, Edward finds himse...
Sign in for Murder
Twenty-eight people sign in at a real estate "open-house showing" in a foothills area of Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains on a Sunday in early fall. Five days later one of them is still there. Dead. Murdered. The two female brokers who discover the body are appalled and angered by the ineptitude of the sherriff's deputies who respond to their 911 call. Then further infuriated by the chief investigator's initial dismissal of their offer to assist, they set out to investigate and solve the murder on their own. What ensues are their sometimes hilarious adventures and escapades as they boldly assume disguises , stalk suspects, and generally engage in "sleuthing" activities to check out the other twenty-seven visitors to the open-house. Action culminates with the confrontation between one broker and the murderer.
Uncommon Sense
An examination of Herbert Marcuse’s political claim for the aesthetic dimension, focusing on defamiliarization as a means of developing radical sensibility. In Uncommon Sense, Craig Leonard argues for the contemporary relevance of the aesthetic theory of Herbert Marcuse—an original member of the Frankfurt School and icon of the New Left—while also acknowledging his philosophical limits. His account reinvigorates Marcuse for contemporary readers, putting his aesthetic theory into dialogue with antiracist and anti-capitalist activism. Leonard emphasizes several key terms not previously analyzed within Marcuse’s aesthetics, including defamiliarization, anti-art, and habit. In particular...
Lies Among Thieves
Being taught my entire life that the man and woman of God is to be reverenced and acknowledged forever rings clearly in my head. Sunday after Sunday, they enter the church adorned in their signature robes, representing an appearance of their holiness with God. What a magnificent sight to behold, but one must also remember the saying "all that glitters isn't gold." While they represent the gifts of righteousness robed in the pulpit, they also possess the unrobed worldly characteristics of man. This pulpit pack found that concealing their actions outside the church could and would always require expertise in keeping their secrets from everyone, other than those playing the same games themselve...
