β Scribed by Edward C. Patterson
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Philip Flaxen, who strips past his jockstrap on the Internet for manluv.com, acquires a rare gift β a book that transforms his life. With it, he sparks with a famous author, whittles away at a new craft, swims with an odd circle of new acquaintances and is swept up in mayhem. Philip leaves the world of The Porn Nazi and enters the realm of crisp possibilities.
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