Name of Book: Three Married Women and Her
Genre: Urban Drama
Link: https://mail.google.com/mail/u/0/#inbox/FMfcgzGwJSDcCLkzGShkwJfSNjdBCNGh
Pages: 144
Blurb: Three Married Women and Her is a novel that explores adultery from the perspective of the wife and the other woman. From page one, both points of view are exposed. Watching the buildup to the inevitable clash between the wives and the other woman drives this novel to a heart-pounding peak with no relief. Even after the Titans meet, the plot continues to shock and surprise. There is no lull in the action. Three Married Women and Her offers unpredictable and unexpected twists and turns throughout. Desire, retribution, hate, lust, love, and fear riffle through the pages of the novella. This story will be read in one or two sittings – probably one.
How do you get the idea for your book, Three Married Women and Her?
I wanted to express the thoughts of the wife and the other woman during an extramarital affair.
What is your favorite line from your book?
When you have lemons, make lemonade. I heard that saying a long time ago. But people forget that a person needs water and sugar with the lemons to make lemonade and sugar costs.
Which of your characters do you believe are most like you and why question?
I think I have more in common with the mother, Princess; we share common street opinions.
What message do you hope readers will take away from your book?
To learn from mistakes.
How did you get published?
I published this myself.
What have been your greatest literary accomplishments?
Finding publishers who allowed me to keep my voice and express my opinions as I saw fit.
Do you have any new books in the works?
Not yet.
Is there anything else you would like the readers to know?
Watch out for the movie .
Bio: Tony Lindsay is the author of eleven novels; One Dead Preacher, Street Possession, Chasin’ It, Urban Affair, One Dead Lawyer, More Boy than Girl, One Dead Doctor, The Killing Breeze, Chess Not Checker, Melody Knight a Vampire’s Tale, Three Married Women and Her – and five short story collections titled Pieces of the Hole – Fat from Papa’s Head – Emotional Drippings stories of Love, Lust, and Addiction – Almost Grown – and Acorns in a Skillet stories of Racecraft in America.
