Is President Bush on the Saudi payroll? Did Osama bin Laden have good orgasms? Is Islam a religion of psychos, or does it represent ultimate truth? Is cannibalism allowed in Saudi Arabia? How about satellite TV? Caffeine? Titillating literature? Redneck bars? You may or may not find out the answers to those questions in this book, but what you will find is a spicy ride along on the author's quest: to save the Saudi Royal Family from immediate doom Donald H. Carpenter, author of Dueling Voices and I Lost It At The Beginning, refutes 101 reasons why the Saudi Royal Family should be eliminated...

Is President Bush on the Saudi payroll? Did Osama bin Laden have good orgasms? Is Islam a religion of psychos, or does it represent ultimate truth? Is cannibalism allowed in Saudi Arabia? How about satellite TV? Caffeine? Titillating literature? Redneck bars? You may or may not find out the answers to those questions in this book, but what you will find is a spicy ride along on the author's quest: to save the Saudi Royal Family from immediate doom Donald H. Carpenter, author of Dueling Voices and I Lost It At The Beginning, refutes 101 reasons why the Saudi Royal Family should be eliminated...

Child abuse and its horrifying aftereffects are explored in a path-breaking novel, Dueling Voices, by Donald H. Carpenter, author of I Lost It At The Beginning and 101 Reasons Not To Murder The Entire Saudi Royal Family. Perry Hawkins, an advertising executive in his late twenties, narrates a critical week in his life. He discovers an unusual manuscript left behind by his dead father, who perpetrated the abuse upon him. While reading the manuscript, he recalls his early life and reflects upon the causes of his present-day problems. During the course of a week, he meets a young woman whom he...

Child abuse and its horrifying aftereffects are explored in a path-breaking novel, Dueling Voices, by Donald H. Carpenter, author of I Lost It At The Beginning and 101 Reasons Not To Murder The Entire Saudi Royal Family. Perry Hawkins, an advertising executive in his late twenties, narrates a critical week in his life. He discovers an unusual manuscript left behind by his dead father, who perpetrated the abuse upon him. While reading the manuscript, he recalls his early life and reflects upon the causes of his present-day problems. During the course of a week, he meets a young woman whom he...