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    Bad Julie (Book 3 in the Trust Julie Series)
    Bad Julie (Book 3 in the Trust Julie Series)
    Bad Julie (Book 3 in the Trust Julie Series)
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    Bad Julie (Book 3 in the Trust Julie Series)

    By Belinda Bennett

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    Reeling from her spectacular show-down with Dave, Julie faces life alone. She is resigned to a lonely, hard future when an opportunity comes her way. It promises riches beyond her wildest dreams. Spurred on by dreams of winning back her husband, she doesn’t look before she leaps. Living the life of a multi-millionaire, she is on the cusp of ‘happily ever after’. Or is she?

    Book 3 of a three-part miniseries: Julie's dishonesty catches up with her.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBelinda Bennett
    Release dateJan 3, 2019
    ISBN9780463138816
    Bad Julie (Book 3 in the Trust Julie Series)
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    Belinda Bennett

    Belinda Bennett started writing fiction at primary school. Always passionate about creative writing, her talents were diverted to journalism in her late teens after both her parents died.She was diagnosed with HER2+ inflammatory breast cancer on January 23, 2020. Currently undergoing chemotherapy and targeted therapies, she is hoping to undergo surgery later this year.A fierce supporter of the underdog, Belinda supports causes that help the homeless and those whose lives have been blighted by addiction.Belinda is a former journalist, newspaper editor and freelance copywriter. She lives by the sea on the Jurassic Coast in Dorset, England.

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      Bad Julie (Book 3 in the Trust Julie Series) - Belinda Bennett

      BAD JULIE

      (Trust Julie Series Book 1)

      Belinda Bennett

      Published by BB Digital January 2019

      Copyright © Belinda Bennett

      Bad Julie is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and events either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or events is entirely coincidental.

      All rights reserved by the author. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including photocopying, recording or by any information storage and retrieval system, without the written consent of the Publisher, except where permitted by law.

      This book uses British spellings and punctuation throughout.

      Continue reading the Trust Julie series. You can purchase all the books in the series online now.

      Trust Julie

      Poor Julie

      Chapter One

      Honey, I’m home! Oh, I forgot, I’m a spinster. My voice cracks at the irony and I find myself in floods of tears. Soon, I am curled up on the sofa like a cat.

      Even though Dave has never been at home when I finish work, knowing that he won’t be coming through the door in the morning hurts. I face a long, lonely night on my own. The magnitude of what I have done is coming into focus. I am a gambler, a dirty, rotten gambler.

      I am not ‘Ju’ anymore. Not to Dave. I am someone else. A stranger.

      Whatever he previously thought of me dissipated in the length of a ’phone call with our bank manager.

      I find myself clinging to a cushion as if my life depends on it.

      It has been a difficult day at work. On the brink of tears from the moment I clocked on to the second I clocked off, I had to somehow survive the shift without telling a soul that Dave has left me – and why. I want to keep my private life private. That is as much for Dave’s sake as my own. I don’t want people dissecting my broken marriage, poring over who is to blame.

      I am the guilty party. That is all there is to it.

      You all right, Julie? Darren had asked, sensing there was something wrong the moment he clapped eyes on me.

      Yes, just a bit tired. Another lie slipped from my mouth.

      He didn’t believe me, I could tell, but he respected my right to keep whatever was troubling me to myself.

      That is one thing I

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