The Misfortunate Diary of Sheila Floyd

The Misfortunate Diary of Sheila Floyd

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"Sheila Floyd is the name; welcome to my world of sex, drugs, rock n' roll, divorce papers and being a single mother of four. That little start sounded quite gripping until the end, huh? Well thats the chronological order of my life. It was all rather adventurous and bursting with flavour till i got the the age of fourty-odd. I was just an ordinary girl in an ordinary town with an ordinary life until the year 1964 punched me right in the face." Sheila Floyd tells a rollercoaster story about her life with a rebellious rockstar - who happens to be her childhood sweetheart and the father of her four children. The story includes Sheila's misfortunate life yet with memories you would never want to forget.
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