THE HAIR-RAISING ADVENTURES OF JAYMS BLONDE

PROJECT POPCORN

by Robert W. Cabell


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Hardcover
$24.95
E-Book
$6.00
Softcover
$14.95
Hardcover
$24.95

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 6/25/2007

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Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 256
ISBN : 9780595875115
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : N/A
Page Count : 256
ISBN : 9780595868087
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 256
ISBN : 9780595424740

About the Book

"Green is the new pink" now that sexy gay crusader Jayms Blonde, heats up the battle for global warming in PROJECT POPCORN, the first novel of THE HAIR-RAISING ADVENTURES OF JAYMS BLONDE. Welcome to the world of environmental espionage and meet Jayms Blonde. A hairdresser by trade and a secret agent by choice, Jayms Blonde and his faithful pedicurist Precious Needmoore, lead the fight to save the planet from bad hair and bad air. Armed with bulletproof-mousse, Uzi blow-dryers, and hair-curler-hand-grenades, they rescue the dude-in-distress, and make saving the earth look fabulous. When a hairdresser turns hero, "wash and blow" has a whole new meaning, because when Jayms Blonde kicks ass, it's foreplay!

"Snaps for Jayms Blonde! Finally a sexy secret agent who saves the dude-in-distress!"
JAI RODRIGUEZ – Queer Eye For The Straight Guy

"The Hair-Raising Adventures of Jayms Blonde is sexy, swashbuckling, and saturated with sweat."
LEONARD JACOBS – Back Stage

"He's hot, he's sexy, he's my personals ad come to life."
ROBERT GANT – Queer as Folk

"Jayms Blonde, is so hot and fabulous - he even made my Mohawk hard!"
FELIPE ROSE – The Village People

"I LOVE JAYMS BLONDE!!! He's my personal hero.
CHAD ALLEN –The Donald Stratchey Mystery Series


About the Author

Robert W. Cabell has spent the past two decades working in the entertainment industry with giants like Time Warner, HBO, Spelling International, Columbia Pictures, and the New York Post. He has written a book on humor with Joey Adams, numerous plays, and was entertainment editor for Shout Magazine in New York.
Photo by Jorge Silva