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Standup Comedian: The Secret and... - Kenneth Ray Taylor

Standup Comedian: The Secret and Beyond

Kenneth Ray Taylor
AuthorHouse , English
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""The Law of Attraction, The Law of Gratitude, The Secret; all presented within the pages of a hilarious novel of discovery.""







This serious but hilarious adventure transports the reader from rural South Georgia to the
Indian Sub-Continent, Southeast Asia, Japan, Australia, Central
America, and back again,
and on the way collides with the December 26, 2004 tsunami. As the protagonist, the victim of a failing memory, discovers his past, he
shares his belief that man individually and collectively is responsible for his
lack and for his abundance, and for his joy and his suffering. To make happiness possible, God gave man humor and dogs.



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