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TOO MANY PROBLEMS I NEEDED A SOLUTION
TOO MANY PROBLEMS, I NEEDED A SOLUTIONBy Jessica Leak
HER HUSBAND PAID ANOTHER WOMAN TO GET CLOSE TO HER. WHAT HE DIDN'T PAY FOR WAS HIS WIFE FALLING FOR THE WRONG PERSON.
Marzelle Voss had ninety-nine problems, and her marriage was responsible for damn near all of them.
She was tired of the lies, tired of the secrets, and damn sure tired of being married to a man who thought having money meant he could control everything, including her.
But Tavric Voss wasn't your average cheating, lying husband. This man had the audacity to PAY another woman to get close to his own wife. He had a plan, an agenda, and enough arrogance to believe everybody involved would play their assigned position.
Then came Olyssa.
Beautiful, tempting, and carrying secrets of her own, Olyssa was supposed to be nothing more than a paid distraction. Get close to Marzelle, do what Tavric wanted, collect her money, and keep it moving.
BUT BABY, SOMEBODY FORGOT TO TELL OLYSSA NOT TO CATCH FEELINGS!
What started as a calculated setup turned into forbidden attraction, crossed boundaries, dangerous secrets, and a pregnancy that threatened to blow everybody's damn life apart.
Now Tavric wants control of a situation he created, Olyssa is caught between the money and her feelings, and Marzelle is sitting on a few secrets that could change EVERYTHING.
Because while everybody was so busy trying to play Marzelle, nobody stopped to consider one little thing.
WHAT IF THE WIFE WAS PLAYING THE BIGGEST GAME OF THEM ALL?
Set in the streets of South Florida, Too Many Problems, I Needed a Solution is a raw, scandalous urban romance thriller packed with betrayal, obsession, forbidden love, twisted loyalty, and consequences nobody saw coming.
Three grown people. One marriage. Too many damn secrets.
And when everybody becomes the problem, just how far will one woman go to find her solution?
Some problems you walk away from. Others make you do some shit you can't take back.
HER HUSBAND PAID ANOTHER WOMAN TO GET CLOSE TO HER. WHAT HE DIDN'T PAY FOR WAS HIS WIFE FALLING FOR THE WRONG PERSON.
Marzelle Voss had ninety-nine problems, and her marriage was responsible for damn near all of them.
She was tired of the lies, tired of the secrets, and damn sure tired of being married to a man who thought having money meant he could control everything, including her.
But Tavric Voss wasn't your average cheating, lying husband. This man had the audacity to PAY another woman to get close to his own wife. He had a plan, an agenda, and enough arrogance to believe everybody involved would play their assigned position.
Then came Olyssa.
Beautiful, tempting, and carrying secrets of her own, Olyssa was supposed to be nothing more than a paid distraction. Get close to Marzelle, do what Tavric wanted, collect her money, and keep it moving.
BUT BABY, SOMEBODY FORGOT TO TELL OLYSSA NOT TO CATCH FEELINGS!
What started as a calculated setup turned into forbidden attraction, crossed boundaries, dangerous secrets, and a pregnancy that threatened to blow everybody's damn life apart.
Now Tavric wants control of a situation he created, Olyssa is caught between the money and her feelings, and Marzelle is sitting on a few secrets that could change EVERYTHING.
Because while everybody was so busy trying to play Marzelle, nobody stopped to consider one little thing.
WHAT IF THE WIFE WAS PLAYING THE BIGGEST GAME OF THEM ALL?
Set in the streets of South Florida, Too Many Problems, I Needed a Solution is a raw, scandalous urban romance thriller packed with betrayal, obsession, forbidden love, twisted loyalty, and consequences nobody saw coming.
Three grown people. One marriage. Too many damn secrets.
And when everybody becomes the problem, just how far will one woman go to find her solution?
Some problems you walk away from. Others make you do some shit you can't take back.
110 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 24, 2026
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