Bøker av Tim Martin

Summer camp has started and nobody wants Troop 44. They are the Junior Scout's biggest misfits and President Bingham can't find anyone that will take them to Jamorama. No one except bumbling scout leader Wally Dokes, who accidentally burned down the Fire Safety Tent the previous year. When Wally arrives at camp he's in for a big shock. His bottom of the barrel scouts don't look capable of winning a single merit badge, let alone the coveted Best Troop Award. The boys include Luis, a cocky, street smart Latino kid; Lamont, a nerdy African-American; Shawn, bean-pole thin and always on the verge of tears; Kyle, who refuses to go anywhere without his stuffed bear; and Kenny, a talented young athlete with a sullen disposition. Under Wally's questionable guidance, and with the help of a ditzy camp nurse named Helen, Troop 44 actually wins a few events. Much to the surprise of all they find themselves in the running for Best Troop Award. Things are looking up for Wally's scouts. But President Bingham has other plans.

This highly erotic and sensual book with graphic and lurid detail told over and over again in different countries about women of thos countries will appeal to probably a narrow segment of the readership. Few will admit to desiring to read such material. It is for those readers who get the Penthouse, Hustler, Playboy etc. magazines in the brown paper wrappers delivered to their door steps and who look at and enjoy repeatedly the pictures of the fantastic looking women. Many people live a very narrow restricted life to at least give the outward appearance of adhering to all the Christian principles and rules but they would really like an adventure. This book gives that to them in a private way. They can purchase, read, and enjoy in private and when they are smiling, they can say whatever they want. Although the data is factual, some people will not believe anyway, some will be horrified, and others will enjoy. The latter group is the target group for the book. I am not promoting a lifestyle. I am just writing a book for armchair adventures to read and to enjoy in the sanitary safety of their boring homes. Maybe the book could better be titled "Along the Road to Perdition I encountered some interesting situations". But, then that just cleans up the title and perhaps misleads the readers.