The Jungle Room - Zdrill, Kevin

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Résumé :
What extremes would you go to for the chance to achieve your dream life? Disgraced former LAPD officer Don Butler scams people out of their money in the hopes of affording a life of relaxation on the beaches of Costa Rica with his former fashion model girlfriend, Alejandra-if he doesn't get caught by the cops first. Alejandra's probation-jumping new roommate, Megan, is thrilled to begin a career as a stripper at The Jungle Room. Her new mentor, long-time dancer and drug addict Tyrianne, promises to bring her to the top of her profession with cash and partying beyond her wildest dreams. But when the drugs and booze get out of control, there are harsh consequences to pay. Tommy has discovered that having a regular desk job isn't quite as creative as playing out the fantasies of middle-aged businessmen-unless they don't pay up. Kirk has been abused one too many times by boyfriends promising him the world, and now he's stuck in a job he despises with a boss he loathes even more. Can he escape before his burgeoning paranoia leaks too far into his day job? Experience L.A.'s seedy underbelly, where all roads lead to deceit, betrayal, or murder! Please note: this book contains explicit content.

Biographie:
Kevin Zdrill is captivated by the resilience of the human spirit, striving for his writing to challenge preconceptions and influence avenues of change. His books explore the unwavering complexities and angst of human bonding and the resolve of finding solace. His fourth fiction book, The Ukrainian In Me, won the Editor's Choice Award. His twenty-nine years in the financial service and health care industries, continue as an advocate of the people and communities he serves. Kevin lives in Winnipeg with his wife and two children. His family spend summers exploring the outdoors and participating in many of the local events and festivals.

Sommaire:
Kevin Zdrill is captivated by the resilience of the human spirit, striving for his writing to challenge preconceptions and influence avenues of change. His books explore the unwavering complexities and angst of human bonding and the resolve of finding solace. His fourth fiction book, The Ukrainian In Me, won the Editor's Choice Award. His twenty-nine years in the financial service and health care industries, continue as an advocate of the people and communities he serves. Kevin lives in Winnipeg with his wife and two children. His family spend summers exploring the outdoors and participating in many of the local events and festivals....