The Wife Swap
Genres: Erotica, Contemporary Fiction, Romantic Suspense
$25 USD
The Wife Swap
Envy and Latavia have been best friends since the second grade. They went to the same schools, stood beside each other as maids of honor, and spent decades sharing everything from clothes and music to their deepest secrets. They knew each other better than anyone, at least, they thought they did.
Envy believed she had the life she always wanted. Married to Montrel Cedar, the superstar running back for the Michigan Mavericks, she lived in luxury with a man she loved and a future she imagined would eventually include children filling their beautiful home with laughter. As an elementary school teacher, Envy didn’t need fame or fortune. She was perfectly content with the simple things in life.
Her best friend Latavia wanted something completely different. After quitting her sales job, she threw herself into social media and became an overnight sensation, gaining nearly a million followers. Married to Andre Kenner, a powerful corporate attorney, Latavia had money, influence, and a lifestyle that looked perfect from the outside.
Then one drunken dinner changed everything. What begins as a provocative conversation quickly becomes a serious proposition when Montrel and Andre suggest that the two of them swap wives.
For ninety days, they will live as couples with each other, experience each other’s marriages, and discover what life is like on the other side of the bedroom door.
Envy is the only one who thinks it's a terrible idea.
But when her objections are dismissed and her best friend pressures her to go along with the arrangement, Envy reluctantly agrees. After all, what could possibly go wrong?
Everything.
What starts as a ninety-day experiment becomes a tangled web of lust, jealousy, betrayal, and secrets. Boundaries disappear. Desires surface. And the men Envy and Latavia thought they knew begin revealing sides of themselves neither woman ever imagined existed.
Because sometimes the grass isn't greener on the other side. Sometimes it's hiding snakes.
