| Author: | Michael Crow | ISBN: | 9780984907403 |
| Publisher: | Michael Crow | Publication: | October 20, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Michael Crow |
| ISBN: | 9780984907403 |
| Publisher: | Michael Crow |
| Publication: | October 20, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
"What I really mean is, where do we go from here? You and I both are jobless, Cheryl will never be allowed to fence again—anywhere—once the word gets out—“
"Yeah, who'd want to fence against a man killer?!" Marilyn quickly injected in jest.
“—and you," she turned to Marilyn, "want to genetically engineer the balls off of all mankind."—En Garde
“The course of natural history is seldom changed by instantaneously catastrophic events. (Some dinosaurs and certainly those who lived in the shadow of Vesuvius during its rite of passage may view the word "seldom" with their own particular and relative definition.) Still, historically speaking, the tides of civilizations "seldom" rest on a singular, momentous occasion. But if Dr. Marilyn McCann, Cheryl Bassett, Anne Chapmann and Kat Davenport have anything to do with it, one such occasion had just occurred, much to Dr. Paul Colly's chagrin.” –En Garde
Tired of losing at fencing matches and everything else as women, four teamed up (with one gentle man) to even the sexual odds by searching for a plant reported to render men impotent temporarily and hoping for a genetically engineered permanent change.
From Washington, D.C. to Brazilian wilds, genetic labs to U.N. heads-of-state dinners with global implications, they searched out their individual answers, and found them. Follow their action-packed trails to the final fencing match.
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"What I really mean is, where do we go from here? You and I both are jobless, Cheryl will never be allowed to fence again—anywhere—once the word gets out—“
"Yeah, who'd want to fence against a man killer?!" Marilyn quickly injected in jest.
“—and you," she turned to Marilyn, "want to genetically engineer the balls off of all mankind."—En Garde
“The course of natural history is seldom changed by instantaneously catastrophic events. (Some dinosaurs and certainly those who lived in the shadow of Vesuvius during its rite of passage may view the word "seldom" with their own particular and relative definition.) Still, historically speaking, the tides of civilizations "seldom" rest on a singular, momentous occasion. But if Dr. Marilyn McCann, Cheryl Bassett, Anne Chapmann and Kat Davenport have anything to do with it, one such occasion had just occurred, much to Dr. Paul Colly's chagrin.” –En Garde
Tired of losing at fencing matches and everything else as women, four teamed up (with one gentle man) to even the sexual odds by searching for a plant reported to render men impotent temporarily and hoping for a genetically engineered permanent change.
From Washington, D.C. to Brazilian wilds, genetic labs to U.N. heads-of-state dinners with global implications, they searched out their individual answers, and found them. Follow their action-packed trails to the final fencing match.
This is a Multi-Media book. Please enjoy the hyperlinks.
