Review: The Other Mistress - Shanora Williams

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Review: The Other Mistress - Shanora Williams - June 2023

I have to admit it's interesting to see that Taryn Fisher has commented on the book when you look at the main cover and her book "The Three Wives" is listed as after finishing this book it reminded me of two things - The movie "The Other Woman" mixed with Tarryn Fisher's book The Three Wives. Of course, though as most books have their twists and turns, as does The Other Mistress. The book starts with our main man Gabriel who is married to Adira Smith-Cortez when she believes her husband is cheating on her and so she sets off to catch him in the act. The thing is though she gets a surprise when he kisses another woman - not the one she knew about previously. Turns out Gabriel had a mistress already named Julianna and now he has a new one aka The Other Mistress called Jocelyn. On a whim, Adira messages Jocelyn, and the two meet face2face and strike up a friendship to get help to eliminate Julianna as Adira loves Gabriel and wants him for herself. As the book goes along, we have a history show up about one of our characters when she was a child and the abuse, she suffered with her sister Panda. I have to admit, I did not see this ending coming when all the characters true colours were revealed and that the villain turned out to be a good person and the victim was well - plain cray-cray yo. This was a great read and kept my attention and if you love family dramas, multiple lives, and romantic suspense with a bit of mental health chucked into the mix then The Other Mistress by Shanora Williams is the read for you. I am excited now to go back and read her earlier books The Wife Before and The Perfect Ruin.


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