It's Not... An Addiction

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3people addiction fiction itsnot selfhelp series

It's Not An Addiction
Tom has always had a gambling problem. His friends tried helping him but he refused to admit he's addicted.

Mary has been in a rehab 16 times. Her mother has gone to her limit trying to help her. She even locked her in her room so she couldn't smoke a cigarette.

Cara needs help, and quick. She's an alcoholic. Her last boyfriend told her off amd they went on a break until her addiction is over.

Is to too late for Tom, Mary and Cara? Can they break their addictions?All Rights Reserved

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