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    Addicted and Convicted: Book 2
    Addicted and Convicted: Book 2
    Addicted and Convicted: Book 2
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    Addicted and Convicted: Book 2

    By Gregory McPhee

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    The writings in this book are mirrored to the first book except on a more mature level.  He wrote about his wife, Teresa, and how she tolerated his habits.  Although she witnessed all of what alcohol and drugs did to him, they were never

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherGregory McPhee
    Release dateMar 5, 2024
    ISBN9798892280662
    Addicted and Convicted: Book 2

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      Addicted and Convicted - Gregory McPhee

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      Gregory McPhee

      Copyright © 2024 by Gregory McPhee.

      All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without a prior written permission from the publisher, except by reviewers, who may quote brief passages in a review, and certain other noncommercial uses permitted by the copyright law.

      ISBN:   979-8-89228-064-8   (Paperback)

      ISBN:   979-8-89228-065-5   (Hardcover)

      ISBN:   979-8-89228-066-2   (eBook)

      Printed in the United States of America

      Contents

      A Love Mistake?

      Abiding My Time

      Baby Girl

      Got A Song I Can’t Perform

      Gregory’s Definitions

      Hepatitis C Vs Prayer

      Jesus: I’m Ready To Dance

      King Cobra

      Knowing You

      Lanaye

      Mistakes

      My Crime Partner Rob

      My Dream Of Her

      My Last Prison Day

      My Thanksgiving Prayer

      Our Rosebud Creed

      Sad, Happy Country Song

      Seattle’s Vision Of A Mystery

      She Won’t Cry Anymore

      Stained Glass Beer

      Tears Of His Grace

      Texas Cowboy Trance

      Thirty-Eight Years

      To Know Her

      Today

      Why Must We Smile. . . .

      Women

      You Should Know Me

      Young Memories

      Your Picture Is On The Wall

      Your Shadow Is In My Window

      A LOVE MISTAKE?

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      We laid in bed and it felt like a roller coaster ride; we both agreed and we did decide. I meant as no harm although it was precious and a real charm. I got up and told her to forgive me and we should be fine. If it’s possible, we’ll have a true Christian home.

      If I leave, I’ll be back. As I return, it will be our private concern.

      Thanks to you – you caused me to love again and tempted me from all my sins.

      NOW, because of our night I can love again. Thank you, Lady, from saving me from sin.

      ABIDING MY TIME

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      I led myself as

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