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http://www.amazon.com/Makeovers-eboo...SIN=B0058B9RCS
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/makeovers-rex-john/1104328664?ean=9780615475349
I got it because it was recommended to me, but also because it's cheap ($3 on Kindle or $1 on Nook).
Anyway, it's a pretty solid book. The Amazon description:
Carson's a billionaire, and takes it upon himself to kidnap drunks, druggies, and other people passed out in gutters. He holds them against their will until they're the image of society he's looking for, and his methods are a little... intense. I think it's the author's first published work so it's a little rough around the edges, but I still thought it was good.
http://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/makeovers-rex-john/1104328664?ean=9780615475349
I got it because it was recommended to me, but also because it's cheap ($3 on Kindle or $1 on Nook).
Anyway, it's a pretty solid book. The Amazon description:
Carson Kirkpatrick doesnt like the way the world is going. People are lazy and stupid. Worse, they are unkempt and bad-mannered. Something must be done, and he -- born to power and privilege -- is just the person to do it.
Law school drop out Mark Boston has passed out on a park bench when Carson finds him and decides to make him over. The results are dramatic. Mark rebuilds his life and becomes a successful author, forever indebted to the man who saved his life.
Janet Musgrave doesnt share Marks enthusiasm. After Carson discovers her sleeping in a downtown doorway, he forcibly enrolls her in his School of Life, located high in the Colorado rockies. But she is a reluctant student. She wants to be released and she wants to be released now.
Mark and Janets lives intersect through their mutual friend Troy, and Carsons hidden identity begins to emerge. As the facts about Marks radical transformation and Janets mysterious disappearance begin to rapidly coincide, a tragic accident threatens Carsons entire enterprise -- along with his hope to change the world one person at a time.
Carson's a billionaire, and takes it upon himself to kidnap drunks, druggies, and other people passed out in gutters. He holds them against their will until they're the image of society he's looking for, and his methods are a little... intense. I think it's the author's first published work so it's a little rough around the edges, but I still thought it was good.
