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Debbie Lacy

Kindle Edition | Pages: 33 pages

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Title	:	EGGS
Author	:	Debbie Lacy
Book Format	:	Kindle Edition
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 33 pages
Published	:	October 6th 2014 by BookRix
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A beautiful, successful paralegal squanders her job career due to the effects of a drug prescribed by her doctor called hydrocodone of which she developed a strong addiction of nearly loosing everything she own. Unexpectedly, it wasn't until she met an intriguing drug supplier who was lasciviously obsessed with her and while under the influence of drug substances and narcotics called eggs, he often lured her into his bed where he inconspicuously gives her HIV.

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Debbie Lacy is a Mystery/Suspense, Thriller and Romance writer. She's also written several ebooks for children. Born in the United States (May 13) Mother's day, a former resident of Houston, Texas, now a current East Texan. Married with three lovely daughters. In 1983 studied at the University of Saint Thomas in Computer Science Technology, Houston, Texas and since then developed a passion for

Addiction to Prescription Drugs!As Ms. Lacey illustrates in this book addiction knows no social, religious or intellectual boundaries.Initially, Clover is legally prescribed painkillers for her medical condition, but even though they cause her to experience severe tiredness and in turn make her incapable of holding down a prestigious job, she cannot stop taking them as they are addictive. When her general practitioner is no longer willing to write her a prescription, she turns to alternative



Addiction to Prescription Drugs!As Ms. Lacey illustrates in this book addiction knows no social, religious or intellectual boundaries.Initially, Clover is legally prescribed painkillers for her medical condition, but even though they cause her to experience severe tiredness and in turn make her incapable of holding down a prestigious job, she cannot stop taking them as they are addictive. When her general practitioner is no longer willing to write her a prescription, she turns to alternative