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    Village Idiots

    By David Abis

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    Just a naive young medical student from Manhattan’s Upper East Side, Benjamin Walker’s cloistered world is thoroughly rocked by his very first patient on the psych ward. Angel McGovern, exotic dancer by trade, is a nymphomaniac genius with two and a half PhD’s. An overwhelmed Ben is kidnapped by Angel and taken on a wild and crazy road trip to the tropics, accompanied by two other zany escaped inmates from the asylum. Makesh Guptah is a rocket scientist who believes aliens plan to destroy the Earth. Juan Martinez is a slow-witted giant who wouldn’t hurt a fly, but is headed for the electric chair if found mentally competent. Will Juan beat the rap? Will Makesh save the planet? Will Angel ever scratch that itch? Will Ben make it home alive? VILLAGE IDIOTS, a sexy farce with heart, is kinky, crazy, and ultimately out of this world.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDavid Abis
    Release dateJan 1, 2015
    ISBN9780990773986
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    David Abis

    Author of Loser, Calamity In Sweet Spot, Pure Cane, Though I Walk Through The Valley, and Village Idiots, David Abis can be found on Facebook at Sweet Spot Publishing.

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