The Watch: A Story of Love and Daring (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781530708277)

Vendor: Ugo Defusco
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Format: Paperback
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The Watch: A Story of Love and Daring

$7.95

The Watch: A Story of Love and Daring

$7.95
Format: Paperback
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A successful and savvy businessman, Ugo deFusco lands in New York City for one of the biggest and most important meetings of his career.

With the future of his business at stake and a two-hundred-page contract to negotiate, Ugo accepts an invitation to a party at the home of Gwen, a ballet dancer with otherworldly beauty.

With great passion and abandon, Ugo and Gwen spend the night making fervent and white-hot love, using their fifteen sex organs to achieve unending bliss. As they make their bodies sing, Ugo also tells Gwen about his gold wristwatch-his good luck talisman.

So when Ugo arrives at his meeting the next day with a bare wrist and finds that Gwen has already delivered his forgotten watch to the office, he knows he must rearrange his life entirely to marry her.

But when negotiations take more time than expected and Ugo returns to find Gwen's apartment demolished and no sign of the beautiful angel, the discovery sends Ugo on a journey that spans time and space as he searches beneath the seas and in the skies for his lost love.



Author: Ugo Defusco
ISBN-10: 1530708273
ISBN-13: 9781530708277
Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
Language: English
Published: 06/06/2016
Pages: 116
Format: Paperback
Weight: 0.36lbs
Size: 9.02h x 5.98w x 0.24d
By Ugo Defusco
By Ugo Defusco
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Ugo deFusco was born in Italy in 1930. He attended the challenging Livorno Naval Academy and graduated as a naval officer at age twenty-one. Two years later he went to New York and graduated with an MBA from Columbia University.

Hired by IBM to receive special training in their large new computers, deFusco earned top ranking as a salesman for IBM's eastern region. He spent eleven years with IBM as a marketing leader and helped revolutionize worldwide computer marketing for publishing, retailing, and numerous other major industries.

A successful entrepreneur, deFusco was appointed as a member of the faculty council of Columbia University Graduate School of Business and taught entrepreneurship in telecommunications to MBA candidates.

In 1988, deFusco beat unbelievable odds to survive an explosion that burnt almost 70 percent of his body. During the five years of painful reconstructive surgery, he continued to pursue telecommunications initiatives.

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