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"Bridget Jones with a lot more wine! This story is hilarious, feel-good and relatable in all the best ways!" - Grace K @ HQ. She's just quit her high-flying job, and her marriage is coasting on fumes. Can Alice find a sense of purpose in the wreckage? ***** Alice's life isn't going to plan. She's tied to her phone, pointlessly managing PR for a sinking corporate megalith. She's become a bit player in her kids' lives, and her marriage is coasting on fumes. Forcing herself into action with a rash resignation, Alice sets out to make a positive impact on the world around her. But how? Meditation leads to napping, and her attempts to get closer to her teenage daughter result in the discovery of a secret that leaves her at a loss. As the months tick by and a sense of purpose continues to elude her, Alice finds herself forming bonds with the most unlikely characters: the young woman who panhandles outside her old office; the homeless boy who sits cross-legged outside the liquor store with his ginger cat; her own dog walker who, it turns out, knows a thing or two about developing a good crema. Testing the limits of marriage, motherhood and the Toronto subway system -- can Alice find her way into a purpose-driven life? Or will it all be one giant hangover? [*Wattpad Editor's Pick 2018*] [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]] Readers say: "This had me laughing so loud that my sister came to check up on me to see if I'm OK!!!" "...the new Bridget Jones, a working woman's take on the digital age." About the Author: Working mother and red wine enthusiast, Renee lives in Toronto with her flawed but wonderful family (seriously, who left socks on the kitchen counter?) in a flawed but wonderful house (what *is* that smell in the basement?) where she writes flawed but wonderful stories about what it is to be a woman today.

I only have tree dollars since i wasted all my money while being drunk on feet figurines, collectionable cds and a custom fish shaped bass that i can play with my feet. Now like any other independent colllege student i have to find a job or two (or three) to pay my rent or else ill get evicted

Email me directly if you want a free copy of a complete book with all chapters tatianamcclintock@yahoo.com In this wickedly funny and heartwarming collection of interconnected stories, enter the world of neurodivergent characters who navigate life's absurdities with logic, precision, and unintentional comedy. Meet Kian, who concluded that homelessness was the rational solution to toxic workplaces. Meet Oliver, whose literal interpretation of dating advice leads to the most honest -and surprisingly successful-first date in history. From sensory overload at mandatory office parties to the baffling rituals of neurotypical small talk, these characters don't just think outside the box- they've never acknowledged the box's existence in the first place. With sharp wit and refreshing authenticity, this novel celebrates the unexpected advantages of minds wired differently. Watch as our heroes decode the mysterious "unwritten rules" everyone insists exist but no one can clearly explain. Perfect for readers who have ever felt like they missed a social memo that everyone else received, or for anyone who appreciates seeing the world through a refreshingly different lens, this novel finds humor in difference without making difference the punchline. Welcome to a world where the most logical solution is rarely conventional, where facts are sacred and small talk is baffling, and where the most extraordinary minds create comedy gold simply by being themselves. Reviews "I think that story has gotten closest to my life. I've been masking for so long to survive. I wish I could take the mask off and really connect with people. I'm just scared and confused." Anonymous

Alice Chadsworth, 32, is a criminal defence attorney in the huge city of New York City. In one of the darkest and lowest points in her life, she gets the opportunity to flip her career and get the boost she might just need. This case is high profile, a rich man known for his kindness and advocacy in the community has been charged with a serious crime. Does she have what it takes to prove James R. Hayden innocent or is she going to be out of a job?

The story delves into the changes of manipulation and the journey of two two' struggle to free themselves from those relationships find their own happiness. After breaking free from those relationships, they finally felt in love with each and little did they know they were siblings unknowingly. Anna got to know her long sought father was the man who had sex with her in exchange of a job and the man he had ever loved was his brother.

Despite being highly educated, Adnan is forced to work as a police officer due to the economic situation in his country; Bosnia. Looking for a way out of, he applies for work-visas for a variety of countries, but all of them are denied. In a desperate attempt to find a better life, he tries for one more time, and he receives an offer from the most unsuspected place.

A story in which the protagonist tells what unemployment is from the very moment he is fired.

Sydney Rowe's life has taken a turn for the worst. A recent graduate with no dream job on the horizon, she has no choice but to move back to Walden-on-Sea, the sleepy seaside hometown she's spent the last three years avoiding. Her part-time job at the local arcade isn't terrible, but it's hard to return to the past after spending so long dreaming of bigger and better things. Unfortunately, Sydney's not the only graduate back in Walden, and she's soon forced to come face-to-face with a decision made three years ago. It's awkward enough to face an ex - let alone the long-term relationship you ended in pursuit of freedom right before university. And back in Walden's temperamental sunshine, Sydney's about to realise how easy it is to get burned.

Story published by Amazon, available in English and Spanish in the United States, Canada, England, Australia and in Latin America and the Caribbean. It's incomplete on Wattpad, but all the chapters are in the paid version. Are you ready to learn about part of the informal work that can be found on the streets, and about the corruption that surrounds us? Some ordinary citizens have learned to reinvent themselves in order to survive on the streets of the cities of Latin America and the Caribbean. These people know very well that, in order to eat, they need to work hard and make money. And they have learned the art of surviving by their own merit, and how to dodge adversity resulting from being on the streets. Each person has its own working story to tell, but there is a common story we all share: the need of a salary with high purchasing power to face paying bills, rent, and the cost of the supermarket lists. Are there children working informally exposed to the dangers of the streets in order to help earn money for their family's survival? No doubt. Reality shows there are working children, who have been forced by unfavorable circumstances, needs, and insufficient economic income of their families to drop out of school and to change children's games for growing up working. They learn, from a tender age, to face life with effort and sacrifice, and to go through extreme experiences to dodge evil in humanity on the streets and to avoid those who want to prostitute them or teach them how to steal. As you go through this book, you shall be able to feel the reality of work scarcity, and corruption. The contents of this book shall teach you to broaden your own perspective on informal work and corruption, with the purpose of being better prepared to face them during your life's journey.

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They say money cannot buy happiness, but neither can poverty. Everything in life is linked one way or another to money. The rich grow richer while the impoverished are trapped in a cycle of poverty, despite all strategies to skedaddle; that is the tragedy of life. Every single day, there are billions of people rushing to work for the rich and they are paid just enough money to keep them poor and wretched. This narrative explores life on the post-colonial fringes of the third world. Through the lens of Peter Fonkam, a young innocent caught in the crossfire, it delves into the interplay of turmoil and peace, joy and sadness, abundance and scarcity. Born and raised by middle class parents, his life had been smooth, but the reality of his corrupt world, will soon take him unaware. Maybe money is not everything, but in his world, it sure seems so.