| Author: | Keith Boscher | ISBN: | 9781311596512 |
| Publisher: | Keith Boscher | Publication: | October 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Keith Boscher |
| ISBN: | 9781311596512 |
| Publisher: | Keith Boscher |
| Publication: | October 29, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
McKenzie Wilson needs a break, but the only person in the KDUD Sales Department getting any breaks these days is Doyle Carlisle, the brown-nose protégé of General Manager “Hollywood” Bob Berkowitz.
When brassy, station owner Myra Minkman demands McKenzie be considered with Doyle for the vacant sales manager position, “Hollywood” suggests a sales contest to determine who’ll get the job.
In spite of hilarious antics by McKenzie and the staff, the dirty tricks of Doyle and “Hollywood” have the good ol’ boys in the lead––until a handsome, new Program Director, BJ Crawford, comes on-board and helps McKenzie get her mojo back.
Hard Sell will have you laughing at the wacky world of radio in the ‘70’s with “Earl’s breakdown,” “Shit! We’re locked out!”, “The Fat Wrangler’s Remote,” and “The Déjà Vu Summer Flashback.”
Hard Sell. Sometimes, the best man for the job is a woman.
McKenzie Wilson needs a break, but the only person in the KDUD Sales Department getting any breaks these days is Doyle Carlisle, the brown-nose protégé of General Manager “Hollywood” Bob Berkowitz.
When brassy, station owner Myra Minkman demands McKenzie be considered with Doyle for the vacant sales manager position, “Hollywood” suggests a sales contest to determine who’ll get the job.
In spite of hilarious antics by McKenzie and the staff, the dirty tricks of Doyle and “Hollywood” have the good ol’ boys in the lead––until a handsome, new Program Director, BJ Crawford, comes on-board and helps McKenzie get her mojo back.
Hard Sell will have you laughing at the wacky world of radio in the ‘70’s with “Earl’s breakdown,” “Shit! We’re locked out!”, “The Fat Wrangler’s Remote,” and “The Déjà Vu Summer Flashback.”
Hard Sell. Sometimes, the best man for the job is a woman.
