Sheldon's If Tomorrow Comes: Hardships Of Tracy Whitney

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Tracy Whitney goes through a series of
changes, which lead to her eternal happiness. Tracy's character is
different from most other characters, because instead of going through one
change she goes through two. As the story begins, Tracy is loving and
compassionate. She has everything that she needs a rich lover, a great job
and happiness. Every thing is great until she goes down to New Orleans to
attend her mother's funeral. Soon after she arrives in New Orleans, her
entire world turns in to utter chaos, when someone frames her for a crime
that she did not commit. Her attorney tricks her and she ends up going to
jail for 15 years. While Tracy is in prison she changes and becomes cold
and bitter. Finally, after a couple of years, Tracy will receive a full
pardon, for saving the warden's daughter, and is set free. Shortly after
her release from the state prison, she begins a series of escapades each
more imaginative then the one before. These series of crimes leads her ...

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stealing from his trusted friends, he offers he 25,000
dollars to steal some jewelry. This is where the conflict begins; faced
with the decision on whether or not to give up her innocence, Tracy again
tries to find a job but has no success and finally agrees to do so changing
her life forever. Tracy's new life of crime leads her to three more
conflicts that are serious. The first is against Jeff Stevens; the two of
them are constantly trying to beat each other to the job. This conflict
results in the two of them falling in love. Tracy's mischievous schemes
bring on the second conflict where Tracy is trying to avoid Daniel Cooper,
a private investigator for an insurance company, and ...

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