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An ordinary life. An extraordinary vendetta. From the outside, Lauren's life looks idyllic, yet beneath the surface, there are cracks in her marriage. When an old school friend returns home, Lauren doesn't know whether to avoid her or befriend her. Her husband thinks she should give Bettina a chance; her best friend thinks she has a hidden agenda. A sexy schoolteacher proves an unlikely ally, even if he is an extra threat to her marriage. Slowly, Lauren's life begins to unravel: A car crash and poison-pen letters are just the beginning. Someone is out to ruin her. But who?

Sarah, 32 years old at the time of first publication, cut off her entire family at the age of 16. After choosing to go it alone and become an "Elective Orphan" for her own good, she found that adult life for a lost girl with "daddy issues" was full of traps to fall in to. Using a little psychology to explore her mistakes in life, Sarah tells her story in a positive way. Life is for living and lessons are for learning.

Success is a buzzword these days. However, it is and has always been a phenomenon that is attainable. It is by no means an easy feat, and with discipline and the right strategy, you can have it. However, a lot of people do not know the secret formula to leading a successful life. Truth be told, there is no secret formula to being a person of success. In fact, this book is not about success as it is thought of in the conventional sense.

Marcus Bull. Unremarkable. Unhinged. Un…stoppable? He made my daughter's life and my life a living hell and got away with it. Broke the rules and stayed smug, hiding behind his tiny tribe, like he was untouchable. I hate him with a passion. It's the only emotion I have left - hatred. And while the police said they could do nothing, I realized that I could do something. Because they taught me, indirectly, how to exact my vengeance. They say hell hath no fury like a woman scorned. Make that woman a mother, and hell shall look like a pilot light against a mother’s inferno.

You probably shouldn't listen to this. I'm serious. It's literally an audiobook about watching paint dry, in which you become a person watching paint dry. That's pretty much it. Oh, it does have a somewhat amusing puzzle in it, but don't get your hopes up.