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Download or read book Breaking Tracks written by Sally Hope Johnson and published by Strategic Book Publishing. This book was released on 2012-04 with total page 301 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Samantha Porter has a settled, contented "on track" life for 28 years with her husband and first love, Karl. See how her life becomes derailed in the engrossing novel Breaking Tracks. A trip to Portugal results in a unique mutual attraction to a local man twelve years her junior. Her safe track rocks, but Sammy remains faithful to Karl. The real break in her life comes when she is sexually assaulted, and afterward is accused of maliciously wounding her attacker. At the same time, she discovers her husband's long-term infidelity with her best friend. How will Sammy withstand this combination of events that signal a huge breakdown in her track of life? Pick up Breaking Tracks and you won't put it down. This is the debut novel from Sally Hope Johnson, a married mother of two grown children, owner of two cats, and full-time Human Resources specialist who lives in West Berkshire, England. A part-time writer for the past several years, she is a local and national prize winner for her amusing and compelling short stories. http: //sbpra.com/SallyHopeJohnson

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