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This is the recently released book by Mark Zolo (Naughty Nomad) of naughtynomad.com fame. It contains all 3 eBook formats and the bonus “Naughty Nomad” Android application he developedSales page: www.markzolo.comDescription:”Absolutely f**king crazy. The best adventure book of the decade”You couldn’t make this stuff upNaughty Nomad  is the story of a young man who set out to discover the meaning of adventure, only to be pulled down the rabbit hole into a dark underworld filled with danger, drama, and wild sex. Reckless, raunchy, and riveting, this book documents the origins of the Naughty Nomad, a man who would later be dubbed “The Indiana Jones of Pussy”.A daring rescue in the Antarctic, a border jump to escape Sudan, incarceration in Siberia, attempted murder, love, friendship, betrayal, and so much more!Join him on his epic misadventures journeying to… Antarctica, Africa, The Far East, Indochina, Eastern Europe and every country in Southeast Asia!A journey into the heart of darkness, this is NOT your typical backpacker story.Reviews so far…“Five Stars!” – JasonIn a world where many people’s lack of adventurous spirit and bovine existence means that they don’t even have a passport, this guy is a modern day pioneering spirit and the stories of his adventures are a breath of fresh air. Some people just have it in their blood I guess.You know what? Screw fly-on-the-wall reality shows focused on self-entitled, zero talent, zero personalities like the Kardasian’s and Paris Hiltons of the world. Somebody film this guy!That’s a reality show that would be worth watching!I first heard of Mark Zolo from his blog called Naughty Nomad which detailed mad adventures in far flung lands including African and Middle-Eastern wars zones, partying hard and sweeping the local women off their feet whilst dressed as a Mexican pirate if you can believe it.Who the hell goes on holiday to war zones dressed as a Mexican pirate? Yes Naughty Nomad, that’s who and you know what? If he was born a few hundred years earlier, a real pirate is probably what he would be.This book details his pre-pirate formative years during his teens and early twenties when he traveled so extensively he managed to fill up every page of his first passport in record time.As the sub-title of the book suggests however, he did not do it in typical backpacker fashion by lounging on the beaches of Ibiza, boozing it up on some Essex-in-the-med type Greek island or locking himself in a Khao San Road fleapit hostel for weeks at a time only to leave the hostel to watch American sitcoms at the bar around the corner.There is everything here from battling the wrath of Poseidon in Antarctica to sneaking his way out of a Thai hospital following a bad motorbike accident in brutal determination to make a date with a sultry local girl to an attempted murder in Cambodia and those are just the first 30 pages.I won’t spoil it by detailing the adventures too much further but this book’s crisp writing style makes the rest of the book a pleasure to read. Everything from living on a marijuana farm with a sex mad, bisexual Cambodian girl who was actually even crazier than the author to illegal border jumps, routine hash smuggling and AIDS scares in Africa.From Cairo to Cape Town, from Moscow to Manila and beyond.Five stars.“Blew my mind!” – JohnEnthralling read from cover to cover. A wonderfully written book of one young man’s journey accross the globe and the events along the way that re-defined his persona. Often hilarious, occasionally heart-wrenching, constantly compelling, along with some great historal backgrounds of the countries he visits, this book will have you on the edge of your seat and might even make you question some of your beliefs along the way. I’m no writer and no matter how much I try, my words simply can’t do this book justice. All I can say is you should read this book. Chronicling friendships, betrayal, sex, drugs, daring rescues and several near-death experiences from the glaciers of Antarctica, through the war-torn jungles of Africa, and the ludicrous sex-capades accross Asia, this epic true story is most certainly NOT your typical backpacker’s tale.