'Her' Reputation

She Knows #3

by Christopher Blythe Bartram

Her’ Reputation Reputation is everything. We all want people to think of us in a certain way. We want them to recognize us for who we are and what we do. Why? Because it matters to us? Of course, it does. It matters for your children to be able to look up to you. It matters for businesses looking to hire you, and so much more. You must be confident people will remember you when you are gone. So, what kind of imprint are you going to leave behind? The reputation you and I hold is the very thing that could kill so many. If she knows, your reputation can and will be used to manipulate, or even hurt, you. She can twist it around and shape her reputation to give you a false impression of her. You will be completely blindsided when she makes her move. We encounter reputations everyday, such as with reviews, whether it be for a new movie, a game, or even this book. The problem, however, is we never give a reputation a second thought. Is the reputation honest, or has our opinion been impacted by her? You see a woman walk across your path wearing a short denim skirt, thigh-high socks, a lace fishnet top, and a matching midriff denim jacket with a purse hung over her right shoulder. She has long blond hair and makeup on her face. What are you thinking? A teenager, a hooker, an undercover cop, a young lady just minding her own business? If done right,her reputation can be tailored enough to kill you. Don’t know how? She knows.

75 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 10, 2018

About the author

I am currently in my thirties and work for an Internet Service Provider in Pennsylvania United States where I provide support for customers. Yes, I am the person that gets paid to say "Have you turned it off and on again?"

I moved to the United States in 2007 from England. I have always loved to write but never had the time to do it. Now that I am recently divorced, I am finding that extra time is something I have in abundance which has allowed me to start writing again.

Someone I know once saw my work and encouraged me to keep writing. Soon, they turned into books- and this is where I am now.

Reviews

[Tiffany · Rating 1 out of 5]

Left a review on amazon. Love that it says 150 pages here. More like 60 after you take out all the blank ones. Got this book from a friend who was passing it around. Can't wait to return it.