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    Sobriety Test
    Sobriety Test
    Sobriety Test
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    Sobriety Test

    By Sophia Mah

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    The Honorable Doris Tsang is the "most successful" of the three Tsang sisters. She's a superior court judge married to a respected medical research scientist for over thirty years. Her three sons are graduate students in medicine and law school. She's always kept to the straight and narrow path - but her hunky new law clerk has her thinking about a detour...

    This story is the third in a set of three short stories based on my novel in progress THE THREE HALF-SISTERS OF THE ENLIGHTENED BETTY TAYLOR. A PERFECT STORM and SERVED are also available on Smashwords.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSophia Mah
    Release dateJun 28, 2015
    ISBN9781311688361
    Sobriety Test
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    Sophia Mah

    Mother of two energetic girls and wife to a creative Belgian astronomer. Caregiver of Gogo, either a black mutt with chocolate brown sidewalls or a chocolate brown mutt with a black racing stripe (depending on how you look at her). Engineer by training, writer by choice. Alumna of Hedgebrook Women Writers' Residency Program and Squaw Valley Writers' Workshop.

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