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Karma

Part 2

Angela McFarlane
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Pages
302
Year
2018
Language
English
Publisher
Xlibris AU

About

Karina was 36 years old when life as she knew it ended. A University educated, I.T. businesswoman whose reputation as a good Christian wife and mother was impeccable. In 2006, her efforts to have a good husband and a better marriage resulted in a text from Brian.

Karina, it sounds like you are in a bad place.
It sounds like you have left your husband.
Be careful. Stay safe. Keep in touch.

Brian is a police officer with nearly 20 years’ experience who’d loved Karina since he was 17. His text triggers events that culminate in the federal magistrate court. It was crazy the lengths Karina had to go to, so she could exercise her right to a happy life for herself and her children. With a shrug for serenity when she couldn’t change her life. The courage from her Christian faith to make the changes for a new life. And the wisdom to know how to do what the experts said would never be done.

Karma.
May be nice, but then again, may not.

You never know.

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