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Tinder Nights with Tracey:: Swiping Right During The Age of The Rona
From lonely housewife to hot girl summer! Tracey leaves her husband after ten years of a financially and emotionally abusive marriage. Using the body care company she created to fund her future, she moves out of the family home in search of a new independent life. She soon realizes it's not as easy as she thought it was going to be at 40 with two children in tow. Lost and confused as a global shutdown looms over Tracey's already chaotic life, she dives into the world of online dating, getting caught up in more than she bargained for! Go on a hysterically funny, yet poetically dark rabbit hole of emotions as Tracey takes you on a journey of learning how to love yourself, one swipe at a time!
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Published December 15, 2022
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December 20, 2022
Emotional roller coaster of laughs and tears
Whewwwwww.... Just when you have to stop and say "wait, did I read that right??" Then you reread it and bust a gut laughing, the next moment you are drenched in pain and slowly nodding your head saying "yeah, I feel THAT," or "I've been there."
This book pulls back the layers of what a relationship is in a way that I've never read, redefines what lengths one will go through to take back control of their life, space, sexuality. It's raw, graphic, vulnerable, confused, angry, betrayed.
It's what 2020 put many of us through emotional told via sexual revolution with no apology or filter! Looking forward to the sequel, I gotta know what's next!!!
Whewwwwww.... Just when you have to stop and say "wait, did I read that right??" Then you reread it and bust a gut laughing, the next moment you are drenched in pain and slowly nodding your head saying "yeah, I feel THAT," or "I've been there."
This book pulls back the layers of what a relationship is in a way that I've never read, redefines what lengths one will go through to take back control of their life, space, sexuality. It's raw, graphic, vulnerable, confused, angry, betrayed.
It's what 2020 put many of us through emotional told via sexual revolution with no apology or filter! Looking forward to the sequel, I gotta know what's next!!!
July 13, 2023
Not at all what I expected from reading the blurb on Amazon. I couldn’t get past Chapter 1.
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