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Playing the Game as a Man!

by Tracie Choates

111 pages; quality trade paperback (softcover); catalogue #06-3144; ISBN 1-4251-1385-0; US$14.50, C$16.67, EUR11.91, £8.34

This is an inspiring, hilarious, love story about a hardworking woman in the male dominated industry of Information Technology. Her world is turned upside down as she knows it. She does what it takes to survive.

About the Book

Tina's whole life is about computers. She has been a Programmer, Help Desk Analyst, Desktop Support Technician, and now finally a Network Administrator. She's had to overcome some crazy battles being a female in a male dominated industry. Now, without warning she is fired from her job of nine years, as a Network Administrator. This couldn't have happened at worse time. Tina has been planning to have her own business for several years now. She is a very independent woman and has learned to depend on no one. She always insists on doing things her way. Discover what happens when she takes matters into her own hands.

She discovers a way to make money, but there's just one little catch, she has to work with kids, which she knows nothing about.

In the mix of it all, she's missing love in her life. She wants one man, while another man has wanted her since they were teenagers.

Tina learns a lot about herself and the things that are really important in life. You are guaranteed to get a laugh from the journey that she must take to follow her dreams.

About the Author

Tracie Choates, is a Technical Writer, former Network Administrator. She is a native of Cincinnati, Ohio. Her home for over 15 years in Atlanta, GA is where she currently resides with her husband and 4 year old son.

For more information you can visit the author's personal website at:
www.traciechoates.com

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