Joe DiBuduo

Cryonic Man melds seventeenth-century swordplay and sorcery with twenty-first-century sci-fi in an unforgettable romantic adventure.Jim Jackson is just one fight away from winning the 1976 World Heavyweight Championship when he suffers debilitating headaches. Diagnosed with a fatal brain tumor, Jackson seeks relief in a radical medical procedure. Dr. Joseph Callahan Jackson, an aging physician who spends his life unraveling the mysteries of rejuvenation, revives his father in 2026 after the fifty-year-long cryonic preservation. But the happy scientific ending goes awry when Jackson regains consciousness to find he shares body and mind with "Blood Countess" Erzsébet Báthory. Jackson resists Erzsébet's control, desperate to exorcise her. When he finds a May-December relationship with his beloved wife impossible, he needs Erzsébet's fierce spirit to forge a new life. But what is her hidden agenda?Erzsébet leads Jackson on a colorful quest through time to confront her nemesis, a Transylvanian sorcerer whose single-minded intent is to destroy her. When Jackson stands toe-to-toe with Zsombor, will the fated couple choose unlimited power or everlasting love?

A Paranormal Affair

Cryonic Man

Kate Robinson

The Contest and Other Stories

Content in this book was banned from a college classroom-the same college classroom that required the reading of The Vagina Monologues. Ironically, it was in that class that this book was inspired. After reading Eve Ensler' book, The Vagina Monologues, Joe DiBuduo wanted to show a male's point of view to the subjects mentioned in Ensler's book. He planned to write a screenplay and call it, The Penis Chronicles. After handing out a questionnaire to a multitude of people who said they would participate, Joe received only one response. The Penis Chronicles couldn't be written with only his and another man's responses. He then realized how reticent most men, and even a college instructor, were to talk about penises. At that point he felt obligated to write his own attitude about the male appendage. So, he ended up with one monologue-his own-one man-a manologue. Free sample chapters at http://www.apenismanologue.com

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