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What's up with Mickey Rourke on the cover? |
CASE HISTORY OF A SELF-MADE LOUSE Rough, brutally frank, this novel is not for the squeamish. Bill Gregory was a guy who hit hard—and way below the belt. In telling his story, Oakley Hall throws every punch in the book to give an accurate picture of a heel who used women to get to the top. |
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- 2004 Disgruntled Housewife
and Nikol Lohr. All rights reserved. Disgruntled Housewife - PO Box 9052 - Austin, TX 78766-9052 |
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