Kelly: The bar girl who would be president

The story is based in the fictitious Ramage Islands a former British colony and SE Asian state run by a wealthy elite who belittle the downtrodden and often desperately poor masses.
This is a fast paced story that looks into the soul of Asian governance as well as the way the West treats the third world.

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Kelly: The bar girl who would be president

The story is based in the fictitious Ramage Islands a former British colony and SE Asian state run by a wealthy elite who belittle the downtrodden and often desperately poor masses.
This is a fast paced story that looks into the soul of Asian governance as well as the way the West treats the third world.

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Kelly: The bar girl who would be president

Kelly: The bar girl who would be president

by Sam Worthington
Kelly: The bar girl who would be president

Kelly: The bar girl who would be president

by Sam Worthington

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Overview

The story is based in the fictitious Ramage Islands a former British colony and SE Asian state run by a wealthy elite who belittle the downtrodden and often desperately poor masses.
This is a fast paced story that looks into the soul of Asian governance as well as the way the West treats the third world.


Product Details

BN ID: 2940045158657
Publisher: Sam Worthington
Publication date: 11/07/2012
Sold by: Smashwords
Format: eBook
File size: 451 KB

About the Author

Sam Worthington has been around for about twenty years working as a travel writer, bar and restaurant reviewer for several print publications as well as many websites. As can be seen from the website samworthington.com is a nom de plume of a successful restaurateur and publican.A student of economics Tim Randall was a keen politician in his youth and was member of the Hyde Park Tories and vice chairman of Chelsea Young Conservatives. He received international publicity as the pirate postmaster general during the postal strike of 1971. At that time he ran a building business in Chelsea and also was involved in various nightclubs as well as being a sort after party Disc Jockey. In the mid seventies, Sam worked for the electronic security industry selling advanced digital coding systems. In the early nineties Tim was the director of the Budapest Week, the first English Language paper in Eastern Europe (as it then was). He has worked in Turkey, Portugal, Holland, Italy, Spain, Hungary, Poland, Thailand and now lives in the Philippines: in addition he has traveled extensively in Europe, Asia and America.
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