My Husband's Secret Life After Twenty Years of Marriage - A Marriage in Crisis Romance #974635

His name is Michael Crawford. Except in Atlanta, Georgia, where they call him Robert Jennings — and where his other wife just sent me a Facebook friend request.

Donna Crawford had no reason to question anything. Twenty years of marriage in the Chicago suburbs. A house she loved, two children in college, a husband who traveled for work — a lot, yes, but that was just the nature of his industry. Donna never questioned it.

Good wives don't.
The Facebook message from Angela arrives on a Tuesday afternoon. Just a name. A photo. A note that says: I think we need to talk. I'm sorry to reach out this way. Please don't delete this.

Angela Jennings lives in Buckhead, Atlanta. She's been married to Robert Jennings for seventeen years. She has three children. She believed her husband traveled for work — a lot, yes, but that was just the nature of his industry.

Robert Jennings and Michael Crawford are the same man.
Same social security number. Two rings on two fingers in two cities. Two complete households. Two women who each believed they were his whole world — while he was quietly moving money into a third account that neither of them knew existed.

He wasn't building a double life. He was building an exit. When Donna and Angela stop crying and start comparing notes, they realize they've been played in stereo — and that the man who married them both is about to discover what happens when two women stop competing and start cooperating.

A story about betrayal so vast it becomes almost architectural — and two women who decide to tear it down together, brick by brick.