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Detroit, 1959. Berry Gordy's Motown. His first big star is a beautiful girl with an extraordinary voice. Her name is Mary Motor. You've never heard of her.

Something strange is going on at Angkor Wat. CIA Agent Edward Davids is sent to find out what. He discovers an outrageous plot to commit one of history's greatest crimes, and along the way meets a beautiful woman, evades multiple attempts on his life, drives a tuk-tuk, and stops everything at 2 p.m. for the afternoon rain. Lovely, deadly, tragic, brilliant -- Davids finds that when it comes to murder, blackmail, corruption, and theft, nothing ...

The third volume of the short humor of James E. Sarver. This volume features a number of pieces inspired by, and about, Korea, where the author spent five years teaching and another six recovering.

In 2012 James Sarver went to Korea to teach English. His first year was described in the previous volume, Probably True Stories. His second and third years would bring new students, new schools, new bosses, new cities, new curricula, and new second thoughts about ever going to Korea in the first place. By the end of his third year he'd be seriously considering immigrating to the United States. This book doesn't have the title it does for nothing.

He's a dick. In the insurance biz. He's an insurance dick. It's not what you think.

In 2012 James Sarver went to Korea to teach English. His only previous experience: student teaching, twenty years earlier. He'd lasted six weeks. Twenty years later, suffering from a lifelong midlife crisis, he decided to give teaching another try. But somewhere else this time. Korea. South Korea. This is the story of how he learned that you can give it all up and start over. And make the same mistakes all over again.

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Companion volume to "Words Fail Me, " the #1 best-selling book of humor in Kazakhstan for three days running. If you enjoyed James E. Sarver's subtle but devastating wit in the first book, you will probably not enjoy this second book all that much, as he lays off the wit and goes more for the easy laughs. Lots of bodily function jokes and people hitting other people in special places. It's still kind of funny, mind you, but a very different bo...

In this new collection of short pieces by James E. Sarver, humor is explored in all its facets -- like a diamond under a disco ball. In the tradition of, but nowhere near as good as, the great humorists of the past, humorists such as Woody Allen and Garrison Keillor, "Words Fail Me" is a book that will stay with you long after the last page is turned. Because you'll forget it's sitting under your iced tea on the endtable next to your recliner.

The best book ever written." This is just one of the many ways in which Pulp Book I - Everlasting Evil has not been described. Reviewers across the nation have been unanimous in their disregard for this amazing novel by first-time author James E. Sarver! Follow the adventures of Miles Hudson as he attempts to unravel the sinister secrets of...THE UNKNOWN! Thrill to: An ancient conspiracy! Repeated skullduggeries! A historic house! A hidden und...