Author Tracey Lampley Talks About Life With Neo

 

Jinx Curry is a single momwho spends her days spying on cheating wives and husbands, but she aches formore importance. When her boss, Capricorn Hayes, finally assigns Jinx a missingperson’s case involving a congressman's missing granddaughter, Jinx jumps atthe chance. Not only to solve it, but to earn the fifty-thousand-dollar bonusthat would pay her bills and get a menacing creditor off her back. But theinvestigation proves more dangerous and costly than Jinx believes. After anunknown individual in a black Corvette nearly runs Jinx down and beginsstalking her, Jinx has to sacrifice her relationship with her daughter bysending Arielle to live with her father. Can Jinx find the congressman'sgranddaughter while surviving her stalker? Or will this job be her last?

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AuthorTracey Lampley Talks about ‘Life With Neo’

He’s a tan, ShihTzu/Yorkie mix. Despite being nearly fifteen years old, he still bounds acrossmy living room floor whenever I toss his toy dog bone. He still stands up onhis hind legs to take a treat from my extended hand. He still joins me on thesofa when I take an afternoon nap. He’s spoiled. No matter how many times Isay, “Get down,” he snuggles close to me and closes his eyes and snores. Mylife with Neo is a joy. My daughter introduced me to him in September 2010 whenI took her back to college. She picked him up from a friend’s home, and Neo’skept me company ever since. He’s saved my life. While I was embroiled in aharrowing ordeal with two former employers conspiring against me, I consideredthrowing myself into traffic because I was in a very dark place. I couldn’tescape the hell they were putting me through.

Do you know what stoppedme from committing suicide? My darling Neo. I thought: Who’s going to feed mypuppy? Who’s going to take care of him? My daughter is away at college. Withall that I was going through, Neo is always glad to see me. He dotes on me. He expectsme to play with him. So, he is a comfort to me. He is my service animal. Ican’t be too far away from him. I can’t be away on vacation too long withoutmissing him. So, I take him everywhere. Neo is much older now. I show morepatience with him. He’s slower when I take him for walks, which he insists onfrequently throughout the day. But he still stops and smells the flowers andbushes. He bosses younger dogs. His spirits are always up. He never seems sad.After his last vet visit, he checked out fine. It’s my job to make his life ascomfortable and enjoyable as possible because he once saved mine.

About theAuthor

When she is not writing,Tracey Lampley loves attending and watching sporting events such as WNBA, NBA,college football and NFL football. Currently Tracey is completing her MA inCreative Writing at Southern New Hampshire University. She already holds an MSin Publishing from Pace University and a BA in English/Technical &Scientific Communication from Miami University of Ohio. She resides in themetro Atlanta, Georgia area with her pooch Neo and near her daughter Asia.

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