Joelle Dawson is the perfect wife. Poised. Dedicated. Loyal.
So why is it so easy for her husband, Dom, to cast her aside?
Willing to play the long game, Joelle won’t disappear quietly.
Because some women start over.
While some women start something else entirely.
Sintoria Lennox isn’t looking for love.
Yet, he sweeps her off her feet when she meets the powerful Niko.
He’s passionate, attentive, successful, and their connection is undeniable.
But something isn’t adding up.
In ‘The Co-Wife,’ identity is fluid, trust is a weapon, and nothing is as it seems.
So why is it so easy for her husband, Dom, to cast her aside?
Willing to play the long game, Joelle won’t disappear quietly.
Because some women start over.
While some women start something else entirely.
Sintoria Lennox isn’t looking for love.
Yet, he sweeps her off her feet when she meets the powerful Niko.
He’s passionate, attentive, successful, and their connection is undeniable.
But something isn’t adding up.
In ‘The Co-Wife,’ identity is fluid, trust is a weapon, and nothing is as it seems.
Ratings & Reviews
Format
Kindle, 130 pages
Published
April 8, 2025 by B. Love Publications
Joelle Dawson is the perfect wife. Poised. Dedicated. Loyal.
So why is it so easy for her husband, Dom, to cast her aside?
Willing to play the long game, Joelle won’t disappear quietly.
Because some women start over.
While some women start something else entirely.
Sintoria Lennox isn’t looking for love.
Yet, he sweeps her off her feet when she meets the powerful Niko.
He’s passionate, attentive, successful, and their connection is undeniable.
But something isn’t adding up.
In ‘The Co-Wife,’ identity is fluid, trust is a weapon, and nothing is as it seems.
So why is it so easy for her husband, Dom, to cast her aside?
Willing to play the long game, Joelle won’t disappear quietly.
Because some women start over.
While some women start something else entirely.
Sintoria Lennox isn’t looking for love.
Yet, he sweeps her off her feet when she meets the powerful Niko.
He’s passionate, attentive, successful, and their connection is undeniable.
But something isn’t adding up.
In ‘The Co-Wife,’ identity is fluid, trust is a weapon, and nothing is as it seems.