Showing results by narrator "Ron Herczig" in All Categories

Mindy Jellico never believed in the supernatural. But on a dark and stormy night she will be confronted with an ancient horror thatwill change her life forever...or end it.

Monger X talks about sleeping with strippers and tells a couple of short stories. So I have said before in my other books I first got interested in pay for play or Mongering from strippers. Before I get into the meat of this story I need to vent about some pet peeves about strippers and the guys that work with them. FYI, if you're a stripper and you're reading this you're selling sex, not a fantasy. A fantasy is masturbating to porn you downloaded from the internet not a naked chick on your lap grinding on your dick.

Bargepole Management is a business self-help book that breaks the mold—it’s not about improving yourself or achieving success through your own skills and merits, instead, it posits the theory of how managing information and perceptions of yourself through the “bargepole” system and approach can help you succeed regardless of how good (or bad) you are at your job.

Just when you thought you were safe! A beautiful August day in New York City turns into a struggle for survival as technology threatens to turn its security measures into a weapon from which there is no escape. Jacqueline Defray learns the hard truth that life is never completely safe, while Timothy Gillette and Mark Fetterman fight to unravel a mystery man's appearance and control over the Dwight building in Lower Manhattan.

The book Summer of Lost Soles, by Ronald E. Hudkins, follows a youth named Ricky and his friends through their preteen 1960’s summer vacation mishaps. It seems Ricky has a somewhat known reputation for not being able to keep from destroying, losing, or misplacing every pair of shoes that are destined, rumored, indicated, or even actually placed upon his feet. He has a devious scheming sister who lives to get him in to trouble. His parents are at wits end to keep him in shoes.

One phone call changed both their lives. A real life knight in shining armor--except he isn't in armor, he's in a suit. But the first time Lena Douglas lays eyes on Stephan Grayson that's what he seems to her. He saves her from a violence that still haunts her nights, but at least he's there to hold her should she wake. But the nightmare's not over; it stalks them both now. A mistake from her past that will not let go. But then, neither will Stephan. Stephan's saved her once and he's not about to let anyone, especially Lena, stand in the way of what is happening between them.

Agile and Lean Office are so deeply interwoven that if you are doing agile you are doing lean, and vice-versa. Those considering process change will likely find the description of the interrelatedness interesting and enlightening. The question should I use lean office instead of agile office is based on a false premise because office environments are complex systems. There can be thousands of integration points as information flows along a value stream.

Why shouldn't you use liquid diets? Everywhere you look these days there are advertisements telling you to detox, cleanse, lose weight rapidly, etc. by going on some new fad liquid diet. What they don't point out to you are the genuine, serious, life threatening risks associated with the diets.

When Hitler finds that he is not winning the war in the European theater, he has his research arm develop a means of traveling to the future to secure futuristic weapons, to gain the advantage over the allied forces. But Hitler's door swings both ways and while playing in the basement on the building in which they live, John, Carlos, Cheeno, Mike, and Angel, find and go through Hitler's porthole. Mike goes back home before Hitler's experiment is over, which traps the others behind.

Thailand - Man Heaven? Or Man Hell? It's really as the Thai say "Up To You". You'll see plenty of books on kindle talking about the visible sex trade in Thailand. When you mention Thailand to many people that's the first thing that springs to mind. I'm not a genius but I can guess if you are looking at this book the chances are you are interested in seeing for yourself. The book is not the assassination job that the headline may suggest - it was based upon interviews with people that work in the trade.