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| Title | : | Dr. Homebrew |
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| Rating | : | 4.74 (496 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0978787889 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 94 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-08-10 |
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An unassuming Psychiatrist by day, Dr. Max Mason and his assistant, Amber, work after-hours in their underground laboratory making the world’s best beers. Unfortunately for Max and Amber, the global corporation, Lake’s Ltd., has forced all independent beer brewers out of business. Pursued by Mr. Wig (the CEO of Lake’s Ltd.) and the clueless Chief Inspector Hastings, Max and Amber dodge one close call after another in pursuit of having their home-brewed beers distributed amongst the general population. Will Max and Amber ever be able to sell their delicious drinks in the real world? Will Mr. Wig or the Chief Inspector ever find out who Dr. Homebrew really is? Who is blackmailing Dr. Max Mason? And will Max and Amber ever acknowledge their feelings for one another? Download the book right now to find out! Learn more at doctorhomebrew
This is a beautifully-written memoir about humanity, personal aging, caring for an aging parent, life's struggles and challenges, and the spectrum of emotions that come with those challenges.
Dr. Their own stories about what they'll do that winter help her to decide whether to migrate.
Christina Wald's illustrations of the autumn forest and its residents are wonderful. Some aliens in a glass-domed flying saucer observe a fireworks display, get stuck in a tree, and watch as one of the rockets comes to life and starts menacing people. I have no idea what the Y axis represents. The timetable of the story is carefully noted; it takes places a few months after the events in The Excalibur Murders, re-introducing characters who played minor parts in that story but now holding more major ones.
The characters are delineated with care, new ones introduced and made memorable, even those whose stay is short and their departure violent. Why? Simply because in the wo
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