Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing

by Chicki Brown

Overview

Dee and Michael Reese have been married for two years. They have a loving, passionate marriage, are raising a beautiful toddler, are actively involved in their church and are successfully managing two businesses.

But their perfect life is unraveling at the seams.

Can Dee's marriage survive the ultimate betrayal? And will Michael pay for this betrayal with his life?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013810938
Publisher:	Chicki Brown
Publication date:	12/31/2011
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
File size:	854 KB

About the Author

Contemporary women’s fiction/romance author Chicki Brown has published four Kindle best selling novels.

An avid reader, her favorite authors are Beverly Jenkins, Eric Jerome Dickey, Lisa Kleypas, J.R. Ward and Suzanne Brockmann.

A New Jersey native, Brown and her family relocated to suburban Atlanta, Georgia in 1994, and she now proudly calls herself a “Georgia peach.”
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Editorial Reviews

Dee and Michael have been married for two years, and though their marriage isn't perfect, they are very happy. So why in the midst of their happy did Michael decide to have an affair, and with a very well known supermodel, no less. Dee doesn't want to hear his excuses and can't stand the sight of him, so Michael moves out--but he moves into the supermodel's house! She's out of the country, but still... Dee finally cools off and agrees to counseling with their pastor and it looks like things are

Amazon.com - Karen Rodgers-Editor

Dee and Michael have been married for two years, and though their marriage isn't perfect, they are very happy. So why in the midst of their happy did Michael decide to have an affair, and with a very well known supermodel, no less. Dee doesn't want to hear his excuses and can't stand the sight of him, so Michael moves out--but he moves into the supermodel's house! She's out of the country, but still... Dee finally cools off and agrees to counseling with their pastor and it looks like things are

Karen Rodgers-Editor