Critiques en avant-premièreJames Cox

“What do you do when the person you are trying to save has to kill you to stay alive?”

March 2019 to February 2020.

Ben Rooker and Teddy Dabrowski are middle-aged friends who meet regularly at “The Bard,” a Pasadena, California coffee shop slash bookstore until one fateful day the café is rocked by an explosion. A woman, previously unknown to Teddy, but who nonetheless had moments before muttered an obscenity at him is killed as well as several others, while Ben and Teddy suffer non-life threatening injuries.

In their subsequent attempt to find the bomber they encounter a bizarre cast of characters that includes a sadistic drug cartel warlord who loves animals, an 8 year old cancer patient with a penchant for CS Lewis, a faux Cajun FBI Agent and a Plant Manager of a historic hospital who also dabbles in “decorative corpses.”

All culminating in a race to find a young woman who may be the key to the mystery but just might have to kill them for their trouble.

Erotica at its filthiest, Daddy’s Girl, charts the journey of two young women and their quixotic quest to find true love and a HEA in dysfunctional relationships. Kathy is still coming to terms with a personal tragedy while Anne continues to be haunted by the dragons of the past, hoping that someday a knight in shining armor will hold her tight, yet, let her break into a million little pieces. Acceptance, love, grief, and explicit sex mark the debut of James Cox in the steamy world of Romantica. Suitable only for mature audiences as it contains explicit sex scenes

Eat, Sleep, Fuck - The Wit & Wisdom of the World Wide Web is a series of one liners & the occasional jokes collected from the furthest corners of the world wide web. A few of these have even been attempted by the author himself to stoke his pathetic ego & to boost his low self-esteem for a few minutes. If you're easily offended, this book is not for you. If crass, crude, sexist & blatantly offensive humor turns you on & makes your day, welcome inside. Each book in the series has a collection of about 300 witticisms.