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Sexual Evolution: A Naughty Comedy of Social Madness
IT'S HAPPENED!
Technology has finally replaced sex, and society has indeed gone MAD! Almost all marriages are now arranged by the dreaded Federal Marriage Bureau.
“Nothing quite says romance like an entrenched federal bureaucracy.”
GET MARRIED! IT’S THE LAW!
Sports club owner, Peter Kurloff receives a summons from the Federal Marriage Bureau. Fortunately, Peter has the support of his best friend, wise and deadpan humorous master chef, Tran, the self-proclaimed “Nastiest Vietnamese to Ever Live.”
“You'll just spout a bunch of cheap Oriental philosophy.”
“I'm naturalized. I now have cheap American philosophy.”
IS HE THE ONE?
Brilliant and beautiful financial analyst, Carley Harper falls for Peter while struggling to control her innate insecurity with all things personal. Should she ask her friends what they look for in a relationship?
“He treats me nice, and I get free dry cleaning.”
A TOUCH NAUGHTY AND A TON HILARIOUS!
Humor and romance both swing for the fences in this captivating satire. Our social dynamic is turned upside down. You can run. You can panic. Or you can bravely LOL as you face the coming Sexual Evolution!
Technology has finally replaced sex, and society has indeed gone MAD! Almost all marriages are now arranged by the dreaded Federal Marriage Bureau.
“Nothing quite says romance like an entrenched federal bureaucracy.”
GET MARRIED! IT’S THE LAW!
Sports club owner, Peter Kurloff receives a summons from the Federal Marriage Bureau. Fortunately, Peter has the support of his best friend, wise and deadpan humorous master chef, Tran, the self-proclaimed “Nastiest Vietnamese to Ever Live.”
“You'll just spout a bunch of cheap Oriental philosophy.”
“I'm naturalized. I now have cheap American philosophy.”
IS HE THE ONE?
Brilliant and beautiful financial analyst, Carley Harper falls for Peter while struggling to control her innate insecurity with all things personal. Should she ask her friends what they look for in a relationship?
“He treats me nice, and I get free dry cleaning.”
A TOUCH NAUGHTY AND A TON HILARIOUS!
Humor and romance both swing for the fences in this captivating satire. Our social dynamic is turned upside down. You can run. You can panic. Or you can bravely LOL as you face the coming Sexual Evolution!
386 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 19, 2011
5 people want to read
About the author
Jay Cole
2 books27 followersBLOG: Find Your Funny - Learn the craft of writing with a touch of humor!
*My blog is currently on hiatus, possibly because I couldn't find a low-atus or middling-atus, but most likely because my time was drawn elsewhere when my life took a little turn toward the complicated. However, have no fear. One of these days, my blog will likely resume as I'll suddenly remember that I like to hear myself talk.*
Jay Cole is a writer of immense talent and insight. He lives in Vermont on a maple syrup farm with his wife of thirty-two years, Maxine, their three lovely children, Number One, Number Two, and Number Three, and his dog, Worthless. Jay Cole personally wrote this biographical blurb, and he has absolutely no shame about lying like a rug.
. . . That about covers as much of my personal life as I’d like to post on the government’s NSA servers. (Relax, paranoia is just a hobby.)
My real story is one of laughter. As soon as I learned to read at about age five, I asked Santa for joke books. I wrote my first short story in fourth grade, and it was not a homework assignment. The written word simply appeals to me, especially when it reveals the absurdities of life that so often drop in on our daily routine without notice.
I’ve worked on scripts for film and television, novels and non-fiction, speeches and standup comedy. I've written romantic comedies, science fiction, action adventure, and a host of other genres. I much prefer humor and comedy. In all, I’ve found that the humor in life is a vital resource that we all share. Everybody laughs, and isn’t that truly marvelous!
*My blog is currently on hiatus, possibly because I couldn't find a low-atus or middling-atus, but most likely because my time was drawn elsewhere when my life took a little turn toward the complicated. However, have no fear. One of these days, my blog will likely resume as I'll suddenly remember that I like to hear myself talk.*
Jay Cole is a writer of immense talent and insight. He lives in Vermont on a maple syrup farm with his wife of thirty-two years, Maxine, their three lovely children, Number One, Number Two, and Number Three, and his dog, Worthless. Jay Cole personally wrote this biographical blurb, and he has absolutely no shame about lying like a rug.
. . . That about covers as much of my personal life as I’d like to post on the government’s NSA servers. (Relax, paranoia is just a hobby.)
My real story is one of laughter. As soon as I learned to read at about age five, I asked Santa for joke books. I wrote my first short story in fourth grade, and it was not a homework assignment. The written word simply appeals to me, especially when it reveals the absurdities of life that so often drop in on our daily routine without notice.
I’ve worked on scripts for film and television, novels and non-fiction, speeches and standup comedy. I've written romantic comedies, science fiction, action adventure, and a host of other genres. I much prefer humor and comedy. In all, I’ve found that the humor in life is a vital resource that we all share. Everybody laughs, and isn’t that truly marvelous!
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April 10, 2017
Don't let the first word in the title scare you away from this original and entertaining science fiction novel. Without giving too much away, the naughty bits are written from a man's perspective, but the story is well-balanced otherwise. Readers of both sexes will not lack for characters to love and despise in this tale of a world threatened by toys. I would give this five stars, but apparently no one but the masters get that many on Goodreads.
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