The Stressful Bitter Secretary

Never Do It Pro Se

by Jean Jones


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Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 12/10/2010

Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 108
ISBN : 9781452093437
Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 6x9
Page Count : 108
ISBN : 9781452093444
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : E-Book
Page Count : 108
ISBN : 9781452093451

About the Book

Ruthie’s mother is terminally ill and she has to endure sexual harassment, pain and agony for several years to support her mother.

Ruthie is a paralegal who has been looking for employment for almost two years. She finally got a job but it was far from what she expected. Her boss is obsessed with her and his wife does not have a clue as to what is really happening.

Ruthie boss gave her a box of papers pertaining to a case and told her to read them. He said, “This will help you to become a better paralegal.” Ruthie read and used those papers to her advantage to include in her book.

She begins to feel sorry for her boss but Ruthie couldn’t take it anymore and decides to take matters in her own hands.

Somehow, her boss becomes ill. He ends up getting in a terrible accident and eventually dies.

At the end, Ruthie and his wife understood the humiliation and pain she endured.

There is a lot Ruthie did not put in the book and wanted to wait to see how well she would be able to correspond with Author House. Ruthie is in the process of adding and deleting and is going with another Publisher. She is also changing her cover.


About the Author

The Author is a 57-year-old woman who has been a secretary for over 40-years.

She wrote this fiction/non-fiction book because she would like the readers to imagine what might happen behind closed doors in a place of employment. Under stress, you may have a nervous breakdown. You may have a heart attack or maybe have thoughts about doing something stupid by taking your own life.

Ruthie wrote this book because it is not always a racial matter, it is who you know and what benefits a woman have when she does what she is told to do.