A Good Wife: Traci's Story (eBook, ePUB) - Moss-Dyme, Kenya
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This sensitive drama takes you inside the mind of Traci, the best friend you love to hate from the original bestselling hit, A Good Wife, by Kenya Moss-Dyme.
In that twisted tale, Malcolm and Traci's plan to legitimize their affair blows up in their faces as secrets are exposed and a lifelong friendship is recklessly destroyed. 'Traci's Story' finds Traci attempting to rebuild her life after finally being released from the prison of Malcolm's lust and her own selfishness.
Along the way to redemption, she confronts her painful past and faces some harsh truths about her life choices. But…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This sensitive drama takes you inside the mind of Traci, the best friend you love to hate from the original bestselling hit, A Good Wife, by Kenya Moss-Dyme.

In that twisted tale, Malcolm and Traci's plan to legitimize their affair blows up in their faces as secrets are exposed and a lifelong friendship is recklessly destroyed. 'Traci's Story' finds Traci attempting to rebuild her life after finally being released from the prison of Malcolm's lust and her own selfishness.

Along the way to redemption, she confronts her painful past and faces some harsh truths about her life choices. But who is Traci, really? Is she a sympathetic soul with wounds of her own - or is she just a cold-hearted vixen with ice in her veins?

Find out as we explore the darkness in Traci's heart as she seeks forgiveness from Alesha, the only real friend she's ever known. The question remains - can she forgive herself?

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Autorenporträt
As a child, I realized that my entertainment choices leaned more toward ghosts and goblins than princesses and fairy godmothers.

My favorite authors were Stephen King and Jack Ketchum, as I wasn't aware of any bIack women - or black men - who wrote horror, so I began writing short-form horror in my teens. I didn't release my first book until many decades later, thanks to the advances of self-publishing.

Although I may occasionally drop a work of romance, my real passion is weaving stories about monsters both the kind that come from the pits of hell or the kind that may live right next door.