Sometimes you get lucky
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I was listening to internet radio and happened across this artist.  I enjoyed the song that I heard so much, I purchased the entire album.  Definitely worthwhile and meaningful music to listen to.
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Sometimes things don't go your way.  Sometimes you don't get your fairy tale in its entirety. But sometimes, you don't need that to get your Happily Ever After.

This story is a ray of light for anyone struggling with something in their life.  You CAN overcome. You CAN be happy. YOU make your happiness. Not your circumstances or things ans people around you.

Great job, Alyvia!  Bravo!!!
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These stories show you that everyone faces difficult times in their life, but success can be had if you work hard enough. If you're in need of inspiration, it's a terrific read.
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I really enjoyed reading this story of the trials and tribulations of winning the Lottery , with some interesting characters and messages along the way and a good ending .
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I got lucky this week and found two great books and this is one of them.  Felt like the author could have been looking in my window as the years went by and my family grew up.  Of course it did  not seem as funny when I was living it.
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This game is fun and will keep you excited.  It's sheer luck, no skill needed and that's what make it so challenging.  You never know who is going to win.
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WOW!  Another great story from Dick Elder.  This one deals with a family in what could be a real life situation.  The plot describes a once in a lifetime lucky break that happens to very few people.  How this family deals with their good fortune is the real story.  It could well be that those six lucky numbers that changed everything wasn't necessarily for the better.  Read the book; you determine whether too much of a good thing is really a good thing.

Suzanne Raymond
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Wow. Those of us who are lucky enough to be free, are the luckiest people in the world.
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Sometimes it works and sometimes it doesn't ...
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some people don't believe in luck but after you read this book you will believe in bad luck. the things our main character goes through becomes to much by the middle of the story for anyone to believe. if you don't like exageration like myself you won't really enjoy this story.
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This book truly serves as an inspiration and shows that if you apply yourself and travel the high road, Good things can happen. It is also a testament to family, faith, and community.
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This works very well, sometimes it doesn't get all the pits but it has a pretty good success rate.
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Sometimes it goes haywire, sometimes it works great.
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Well from reading the reviews it looks like your getting the luck of the draw on this inexpensive little marvel.  Luckily mine works flawlessly.  Awesome little gizmo.
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If we're really lucky, there's more than a little bit of Elizabeth residing in all of us when we go through tough times. After I read her gripping story I thought twice about complaining about the cards that were dealt me.
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I TAKE CHANCES WITH THINGS I SHOULDN'T.  END RESULT, I END UP GIVING THEM AWAY.  EVERYONE ELSE LIKED THEM. JUST NOT ME
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One ticket can change the life of many.  On the west coast of Ireland in the small town of Ballybeog, things are about to get exciting.  An American has just won Uncle Jimmy's, a white stone pub with bright blue trim and a thatched roof.  The townspeople have very mixed feelings about the winner of the lottery.  They are a proud people with a history of perseverance and tenacity.  The town welcomes her with open arms or so it would seem.  Strange things are happening in Ballyboeg and it appears it all started when she arrived.

Carlene Rivers has never been a lucky person.  She lost her mother at a very young age and then slowly lost her father.  She had a botched marriage to an Irish man and was living an unfulfilling life in Cleveland, Ohio.  On a yearly trip to an Irish festival in Dublin, Ohio, Carlene decides to take a chance and she buys a single lottery ticket for an opportunity to win a pub.  Being a descendant from the Emerald Isle, some of her fondest memories are of her grandmother reliving her family's history.  When fantasy becomes reality, can Carlene make her dreams come true with a little bit of Irish luck?

How can one of the best hands in poker be beaten?  By the hand of fate, that's how.  Ronan McBride held four aces in his hand and he bet his family's pub to win.  A hand like that is always a winner.  He now has a month to earn enough money to buy back the pub.  Ronan's sisters don't trust him and come up with a plan to ensure the pub is safe from their scheming uncle.  They decide to hold a lottery for a chance to own the pub.

I read "The Pub Across the Pond" in one sitting.  I fell in love with the book and couldn't put it down even though the sun was rising.  From my experience as a recent visitor to Ireland, Ms. Carter did a fabulous job of capturing the essence of the land.  She noted key sites without making it sound like a tourist advertisement.  Everything Carlene felt I also felt while there.  There is nothing like the lure of its history and the touch of magic in the air.  You can actually take a breath and feel the enchantment in it.  She reminded me of my visit within the pages of this book.  She showcased the beauty of the country, the warmth of the people and the magic of their history.  The characters were engaging and wonderful.  The scenery was so beautifully described that you could imagine you were there.  You felt the rain on your face and the wind in your hair.  The romance included not only Carlene and Ronan, but the whole town of Ballybeog.

I loved every sentence of this book.  I was in heaven from the beginning to the end.  This is storytelling at its divine best.  Ms. Carter really and truly captured the heart of Ireland; the beauty and charm encompassed in an enchanting tale of discovery, love and hope.