My Husband's Mistress Is Me - Simone, R.
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Who knows the true meaning of the word success? René Martin surely does. She is young, beautiful, talented, and dedicated to her two wonderful children and her husband, Jalen. A successful executive, she brings home a six-figure salary that keeps them living comfortably. To top it all off, she trusts that her best friend, Nina, has her back at all times--until she learns just how wrong she is about that. René discovers that her life isn't so perfect after all. Her husband and best friend lie at the root of all the lies, secrets, and manipulation that cause her to think she is going insane.…mehr

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Who knows the true meaning of the word success? René Martin surely does. She is young, beautiful, talented, and dedicated to her two wonderful children and her husband, Jalen. A successful executive, she brings home a six-figure salary that keeps them living comfortably. To top it all off, she trusts that her best friend, Nina, has her back at all times--until she learns just how wrong she is about that. René discovers that her life isn't so perfect after all. Her husband and best friend lie at the root of all the lies, secrets, and manipulation that cause her to think she is going insane. When René is faced with the possibility of losing everything, her "survival of the fittest" mentality kicks into high gear. The hurt and betrayal have plunged her life into chaos, and she finds herself torn between seeking what is right or seeking the ultimate revenge.
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R. Simone (Roneeka Brown) was born and raised in Flint, Michigan. Simone graduated from The University of Michigan-Flint with a B.A. in psychology. Simone takes pride in creating stories that are relatable, suspenseful, and realistic, yet encouraging and thought-provoking. She is committed to writing about taboo or uncomfortable topics that are plaguing the black community. Simone loves volunteering and working with youth, encouraging them to make proactive and planned decisions for their lives. She lives in Flint with her husband and three children.