What Wives Don't Know: Juan and Emmett and Marvin's Fetish
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| Rating | : | 4.82 (784 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B015TYL5I2 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 569 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-09-08 |
| Language | : | English |
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A CAPTIVATING CHARACTER STUDY I highly recommend WHAT WIVES DON'T KNOW to readers all around the world because I think they will develop a greater UNDERSTANDING of HUMAN DESIRES, EMOTIONS and growth. ALL genders, and ages will develop a more compelling outlook on life. Throughout the book, I was cognizant of the awesome and extraordinary flow of the monologues. They were provocative and absorbing. The character growth was compelling. The plots t. Rare Talent and Wicked Wit Anthony Lentini Have you ever wondered, do call boys fall in love with their clients? This question is masterfully and riotously answered in two wonderfully rendered plays by Alan Baxter and S. R. Anzalone. In each of their pieces, they have concocted delicious highballs of sparkling wit, wordplay and worldly characters with plots rich in imaginative and vivid twists and turns. "Juan and Emmett" and "Marvin's Fetish" explore worlds. TWO DELICIOUS DRAMAS REMINISCENT OF TENNESSEE WILLIAMS When you are served the finest wine with Beef Wellington and you take the first bite, you dare not get up and leave! Once you begin reading this,the world fades away and a riveting forbidden fantasy is all: two delicious dramas reminiscent of Tennessee Williams. May the luckiest Broadway producer grab them. -- Jeffrey Hancock Shonert, AEA-SAGAFTRA, IATSE
Juan and John are guilty of using their masculine wiles to nab the affections of two wealthy, insecure and extremely gullible men in order to advance their financial circumstances and career prospects.. So handsome are these two hustlers that they manage to manipulate others to complete their homework assignments. Most Bronx neighborhoods aren’t known for their beauty, but certain men of that borough are. Besides residing in the Bronx, the men absolutely refuse to work ordinary nine-to-five jobs. Most importantly, they’re both desperately for money and will do anything to leave the Bronx—including sell their well-endowed bodies to the wealthy. The two men don’t exactly travel in the same social circles, but they share more than a few characteristics. Case in point: Juan Ortega (“Juan and Emmett”) and John Corelli (“Marvin’s Fetish”)