For twelve years, Joan Loft has trusted her billionaire husband with her heart, her company and the grief of losing their unborn child.
Then her younger twin sisters arrive at their Manhattan penthouse claiming they have nowhere else to go.
Within weeks, they have taken over Joan’s home.
Her work.
And her place beside her husband.
Macey gives Reiner the affection Joan is supposedly too broken to provide. Annabelle slips into Joan’s office and begins making decisions inside the empire Joan helped build.
When Joan objects, Reiner calls her paranoid.
When her medication disappears, he calls her cruel.
When forged messages, stolen money and fabricated medical records make Joan look unstable and unfaithful, he chooses to believe her sisters instead of the wife he has loved for twelve years.
Then he throws Joan out of their home.
Suspends her from their company.
And prepares to introduce them at the opening of Joan’s private-island resort as the two women he has chosen to replace her.
Reiner thinks Joan is hiding in disgrace.
He has no idea she is coming to Fiji with proof of every lie, police waiting offshore and a plan to expose them all in front of the board, the press and the entire world.
But when the sisters’ deception is revealed, Joan is left with a harder question.
Can Reiner’s brutal honesty, public humiliation and relentless grovel ever rebuild the trust he destroyed, or did the moment he chose her twin sisters end their marriage forever?
