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....you might like this:
(I know itıs a little off topic but Iım self-publi****ng my first book and
I
have to do all my own PR.
Check out my web site listed below -- for more information or simply
read
on...):
http://scalepluspoints.com/
Do you enjoy Monty Python, P.G. Wodehouse and Rowan Atkinsonıs Blackadder?
If so, then you might just enjoy Context Clues, an irreverent new novel
from
James C. Ferguson that combines both humor and history as it chronicles
the
fictional exploits of historyıs worst spy.
Set during Sir Francis Walsinghamıs reign as chief secretary to Queen
Elizabeth I, Context Clues follows the adventures of Basil Coventry, an
³information gatherer² employed by The Crown. Coventry is the satirical
antithesis of Ian Flemingıs James Bond: an arrogant, incompetent clod
with
an unquenchable appetite for anything and everything alcoholic. How the
man
puts his clothes onlet alone foils evil plots and schemesremains on of
the
great mysteries of the universe.
The story begins as the agent is called to his superiorıs office to
receive
his new assignment. Unfortunately, Coventry has just returned home after
an
all-night bender at the local watering hole. He hears not a word of his
instructions and spends the rest of the tale attempting to identify the
very
mystery heıs been instructed to solve! Luckily, Coventry finds himself
surrounded by a cast of extremely insightful sup****ting characters and
makes
absolutely no bones about appropriating their ideas. Now if he can just
keep them from getting killed before they solve the mystery...
³Context Clues is equal parts Dennis Miller, Ian Fleming and Voltaire.²
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....you might like this:<BR>
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(I know it’s a little off topic but I’m self-publi****ng my
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Check out my web site — listed below -- for more information or
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nd Rowan Atkinson’s <I>Blackadder</I>? <BR>
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If so, then you might just enjoy <I>Context Clues</I>, an irreverent new
no=
vel from James C. Ferguson that combines both humor and history as it
chroni=
cles the fictional exploits of history’s worst spy. <BR>
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Set during Sir Francis Walsingham’s reign as chief secretary to
Queen=
Elizabeth I, <I>Context Clues</I> follows the adventures of Basil
Coventry,=
an “information gatherer” employed by The Crown.
Coventry=
is the satirical antithesis of Ian Fleming’s James Bond: an
arr=
ogant, incompetent clod with an unquenchable appetite for anything and
every=
thing alcoholic. How the man puts his clothes on—let alone
foils=
evil plots and schemes—remains on of the great mysteries of the
unive=
rse. <BR>
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The story begins as the agent is called to his superior’s office to
r=
eceive his new assignment. Unfortunately, Coventry has just returned
h=
ome after an all-night bender at the local watering hole. He hears
not=
a word of his instructions and spends the rest of the tale attempting to
id=
entify the very mystery he’s been instructed to solve!
Luckily, =
Coventry finds himself surrounded by a cast of extremely insightful
sup****ti=
ng characters and makes absolutely no bones about appropriating their
ideas.=
Now if he can just keep them from getting killed before they solve
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e mystery...<BR>
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“<I>Context Clues</I> is equal parts Dennis Miller, Ian Fleming and
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