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Imagine the rewards if you could release your imagination and allow it free rein to your memories? Learn how to apply the Sexagenarian Law to your life, enjoy the true creative freedom of your imagination. Just imagine the rewards.A Sex-a-generian shows how he applied this Law to his creative recollection of fantastical situations in his life as he takes a wild fantasy romp through¿ sex torture in the former Soviet Union, ¿ a tragic love affair in a divided Germany, ¿ modern spies, ¿ murders, ¿ the death of his mother ¿ the disposal a soul stalker.Tame sex scenes, a heroic unheralded heroic young woman's use of an unorthodox weapon of war against a raiding Iroquois war party, a deadly bridge game, delve into this series of short stories infused with sardonic humor, rich imaginative memories, poetic license of historical events. Nothing is sacred, nothing is spared.

Set on the colorful island of St. Martin, the story begins at the beautiful Butterfly Farm. As Monica the Monarch Butterfly dreams of seeing the world beyond the Farm, her family always reminds her: "Silly Monica, butterflies don't see islands. Butterflies stay on the Farm." But one day, Monica does leave the Farm. From the sparkling Caribbean Sea to the busy city streets of Marigot, Monica finally explores the Island - and learns that she's not such a silly butterfly after all.