His writing became strictly out of curiosity. His wife Gloria, has went to New York to have dinner and to see the acclaimed production of "Dracula", Starring Frank Langella. As an ardent fan of movies , and comic books. "Dick Tracy, Flash Gordon, and Tarzan, Superman." Etcetera. In all there was a common denominator, that they all had a beginning except "Dracula" He discussed that fact with his wife. As he was explained Dracula's origin, or what his aversion to wine, sunlight. The holy Eucharist, crucifix, and mirrors. Also the ability to become invisible, transform into a wolf. Therefore Boyd, decided to supply the mystifying answers!

A Jack Russell terrier puppy named Wag had been given the singular privilege of reincarnation so he may perform the assignment he had been bestowed—as comforter to future presidents of the United States of America. This made him the only other creature that had the ability to reincarnate so their souls could achieve perfection.

This story is an insight of those who unite with Satan, not aware they have taken the path to perdition. This writing conveys the heavenly message that, if heeded, assures an eternal life in the presence of God.

Wag had served as comforter to men elected to the highest office in United States of America. He needs to obey the one and only rule, and that is not to attempt to interfere in their business. However, on several accounts, Wag had violated the rule. He therefore lost the right to be a comforter. In this narrative, he pleads for another chance.

In this narrative, Wag continued his quest to return to the earth as comforter but was taken by surprised because this time he was accompanied to the earth by the all-knowing Bow-wow. As he was frustrated that he had been unable to hear what Bow-wow had said in secret to their fellow creatures. The question is, Would Wag learn the secret of Bow-wow?

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Tom and Sophy, very much in love, sought the reason why fate intervene in the prevention of their being united in matrimony. They were compelled to seek the aid of a famed psychic. They were astounded by what they had been told.

Navigating the landscape of young adulthood is fraught with challenges big, small, and existential that leave even the best of us screaming internally. Guac Is Extra But So Am I: The Reluctant Adult's Handbook explains the realities of life people expect you to know-but aren't usually spelled out-through humorous, biting commentary, illustrations, and guidance from those who have seen it all. Packed with discussions, tips, and advice on everything from the shifting etiquette surrounding modern dating (Will you still love me when I'm no longer young and tolerant of your substance abuse?) to how you should be forcing yourself to save for retirement (We're all just a few breakdowns away from becoming an interior designer or golf pro), job hunting (No, you cannot choose "muse" as a career path), to the highly emotional and physical trials of moving (The road to hell is paved with shag carpeting). These topics, and anything else that might fluster a young adult, are explored and addressed with the author's trademark wit and self-deprecating style. Add in contributions from leaders in their respective fields, including Mad Money's Jim Cramer and editors ranging from The New York Times to Town & Country. Guac Is Extra But So Am I becomes an illuminating guide to what it means to be a well-rounded individual in a digitally evolving world ridden with student debt and Instagram "models."