The fourth of Charles Fudgemuffin's 'How To Save The World' books.
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Hopes And Dreams |
Eric's exciting adventures continue in Hope And Dreams, the next book in the How To Save The World saga. This is the blurb...
After returning from his adventures on the planet Fem, Eric soon finds
himself a job working for a respected insurance company and life finally
appears to be returning to normal once again.
Until, that is,
Eric discovers that members of the motor insurance division (north east
team) have been using form Stat7D to process their stationery order
requests, despite the employee handbook making it abundantly clear that
form Stat7D has now been discontinued and all future stationery requests
should be made on form 46C.
When Eric investigates matters
further he is met with the rather flimsy claims that ‘we’d just ran out
of the 46C forms so we thought it would be okay to use the old forms.’
To add to the intrigue, for whatever reason, the admin section seem keen
to repeatedly turn a blind eye to this flagrant breach of the rules
pertaining to stationery order requests.
Is it simply a case of a
shortage of the new forms as claimed? Or is that just a hastily
cobbled together cover story for something more sinister? Will Eric
ever get to the bottom of this suspicious administrative conundrum or
will his detective powers allude him on this occasion?
Find out
the answers to this intriguing mystery inside this the first book in the
third and final part of the ‘How To Save The World’ story…
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Nar,
man. That doesn’t happen obviously. That was just a joke. That’s not
the proper story. The proper story is still to do with the Telix-17
virus and Jixyl and Azleev and stuff like that. Nothing happens to do
with stationery order forms.
Or does it?
Read 'How To Save The World: Part 3A - Hopes And Dreams' to find out...
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'How To Save The World: Part 3A - Hopes And Dreams' by Charles Fudgemuffin is available for Kindle from Amazon:
UK:
How To Save The World: An Alien Comedy
US:
How To Save The World: An Alien Comedy
Please
note, 'How To Save The World: Part 3A - Hopes And Dreams' is suitable for ages 18+ and is not recommended for prudes or squares.