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Niquole Wright has it made and is living the lavish life with expensive clothes and cars, two children, celebrity status among her peers, and a thriving record label. All seems perfect in her world except for her husband “situation”. Obviously no longer in love with her husband, Niquole engulfs herself in an extramarital affair with Kingston. Losing sight of everything of importance around her, each day brings increase to her new obsession. Niquole no longer respects her husband, neglects their children, and mistreats her family and friends. Everyone around her isn’t ignorant to what’s going on in her personal life, however; especially the anonymous person that threatens to expose her secrets to Germaine. Niquole takes a nonchalant approach to their threats since all she seems to care about is spending the rest of her life with Kingston anyway. Make no mistake; her money is just as important. Her money being the reason she hasn’t left her husband already. While Niquole is busy planning her escape with Kingston, Germaine is desperately trying to hold their family together. Little do either of them know, Kingston seems to have a plan all his own. Karma is the bitch that needs to give Niquole Wright a good beat down! Her character, or lack thereof, is developed so well that my blood boiled the entire read. Racy, erotic, and suspenseful, The Available Wife was a hard book to put down and walk away from. The plot is strong and the twists are very compelling. Despite the slight editing issues, the story is very much enjoyable and well written. The drama starts on page one and doesn’t stop until the last page where Pennington made sure to leave readers anticipating more. What I like most about this book is the lesson behind the fiction. The characters bring awareness to the issue of codependency in some who put addiction ahead of everything else in their life. This story shows what it looks like from the outside looking in when people don’t value their blessings. Good fiction story telling and life lessons make for a fantastic book! 5 Stars Written By: Kenya Mack