A Vampire on the Mat (A Submission Grappling Vampire Story) (A Vampire on the Mat Trilogy)
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| Title | : | A Vampire on the Mat (A Submission Grappling Vampire Story) (A Vampire on the Mat Trilogy) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.93 (102 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B004Q9TETY |
| Format Type | : | - |
| Number of Pages | : | 0 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2011-03-28 |
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From the author of the popular books, "The Lazy Man's Guide to Grappling" and "Grappling for Newbies" comes the fiction novella, "A Vampire on the Mat."
A tale of Kevin Sable, a ‘man’ who has lost all control while pretending to lead a normal life. His tastes lead him to commit atrocities against others. But not just anyone, his code of honor won’t allow him to prey on the weak. Therefore, he preys on the strongest people he knows.
Yet, a few people have become suspicious. And even though they don’t know what they are dealing with, they aren’t about to stand aside and let him get away with murder. A Vampire on the Mat is about the race against time to stop a killer and the killer’s race to stop them.
--- The action is fast paced, gritty and pulls no punches and even though it was written with the grappler in mind, it can be read by all. It is the first story of its kind and will leave the reader craving more. --
Editorial :
Board of Education," but "How can we pretended we won, when in fact we only scored one touchdown and have since then gone on to lose the game."
I could not be more disappointed at all this self-applauding historical nonsense masquerading under the banner of completing an unfinished agenda? Except for Shaw's opening piece, there is hardly an acknowledgement that the whole of Brown v Board of Education has been over turned (cancelled, rendered null and void, ended, reverse and all but eliminated) and that not only are we back to pre-1954 days in segregated schools throughout the U.S. The book was what I wanted. Bob Mould comes off as catty, petty, and the homosexual stuff was a little too much for me. Sausages and clams with tomatoes
25. I consider this work a must-have for anyone interested in the field of science fiction and the visual imagery in such.. I loved Berenstain Bears growing up so i was familiar with its lessons and values. I would recommend this book to anyo
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