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A Donkey Up A Minaret
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A Donkey Up A Minaret in Brampton, ON
Current price: $20.94

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A Donkey Up A Minaret in Brampton, ON
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Commissioned to design the prestigious 'Gateway to the Gulf' project, Marcus Moon and his co director, Hugo Elmes, have a highly lucrative opportunity on their hands. But events do not run nearly as smoothly as they'd hoped. A lascivious beautiful blonde, crooked agents, an all-powerful Arab sheikh, a devious architect, Thai ladyboys, trade union skulduggery and the boys in the Frog and Nightgown - all come into play. To top it all, when the Oresundsbro Bridge collapses in Sweden, Marcus' bridge design is called into question - threatening financial ruin and prison. A fantastic follow-up to The Horns of the Moon , A Donkey Up A Minaret is an extremely entertaining, laugh-out-loud tale full of classic Marcus Moon fare. Terry White has done it again.
Commissioned to design the prestigious 'Gateway to the Gulf' project, Marcus Moon and his co director, Hugo Elmes, have a highly lucrative opportunity on their hands. But events do not run nearly as smoothly as they'd hoped. A lascivious beautiful blonde, crooked agents, an all-powerful Arab sheikh, a devious architect, Thai ladyboys, trade union skulduggery and the boys in the Frog and Nightgown - all come into play. To top it all, when the Oresundsbro Bridge collapses in Sweden, Marcus' bridge design is called into question - threatening financial ruin and prison. A fantastic follow-up to The Horns of the Moon , A Donkey Up A Minaret is an extremely entertaining, laugh-out-loud tale full of classic Marcus Moon fare. Terry White has done it again.




















