Rich Wives Association

by India

To be a part of the A-List life, some women have to pay dearly…

The life of a celebrity wife is supposed to be all glitz and glamour. With red carpets, black cards, and tons of green money, who wouldn’t want to be on the A-list?
 
However, when the lights dim and the paparazzi fade, living life in the fab lane comes with a price. Some of these women pay severely for their membership into the Rich Wives Association. Don’t believe? Here’s their story.

 

226 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 29, 2022

About the author

India Johnson-Williams was born and raised on the cut throat streets of Detroit, MI also known as the Dirty Glove. She attended Wayne State University pursuing a degree in Business Mgmt. She's married and is the proud mother of one. She loves to write urban fiction because it s as close to real as you will ever get. One day she hopes to become a household name and give the game what its been missing.

Reviews

[Dee]

"Money was the root of evil, and I wasn't down with making deals with the devil." 🖤

[Cheryce Johnson]

India did her thing in this read I definitely felt that some of the wives should have reached their breaking point a little sooner but the fame and fortune don't mean anything if you are not happy especially if the wives really loved their husbands but a person can only take so much

[Jacqueline Underwood]

Wow

[LaTanya Garry]

I would never under why Jasmine didn't divorce King narcissistic, trifling, and scandalous ass. King didn't acknowledge their disabled son. He disrespected Jasmine like it was the normal thing to do. He forced her to have multiple abortions. I peeped King and Tracey treachery from the beginning. I wasn't surprised Jasmine ended up snapping. Tionne was a damn fool. She was with Dallas ass for year's and didn't think to put up money. Dallas was a whole hoe. About time Tionne was tired of Dallas and his cheating. She didn't realize how petty he was going to get but she definitely was in for a surprise when she caught Dallas in compromising position. Diamond was a trifling, scandalous, money hungry hoe. Ken had no clue what he was getting into dealing with her. Diamond had a past she was running from but it caught up to her and Ken was clueless. Diamond did Lyric dirty asf. I'm surprised Ken believed Diamond over Lyric. Especially when he worked with Lyric for year's. Karma caught up with Diamond and I laughed at her goofy ass. Lyric was at her wits end. In debt because of her husband drug addiction. With Damien not working, their children school tuition, household bills, and a selfish and begging ass momma. Lyric was drained. After Diamond lied on her. Lyric started losing business and was at a lost. I hate what she did and felt like that was her only way out. Zuri story is triggering. Her husband Jason was extremely abusive. Zuri hid what was going on in her marriage from the world. Tionne and Lyric thought Zuri had the perfect marriage but that was far from the truth. I hated what Jason did to Zuri and their daughter. In the end. Tionne seems to be the only one who came out unscathed.

[Sheryl Boyce]

This book was a quick read because it held my interest from the first page. Being a celebrity wife for some is not all it's cracked up to be. The things that go on in their private lives can be shocking. Read the book to find out what these ladies had to endure.

[Precious]

This book was good as hell. Definitely a page turner for sure. Will be reading more books by her.

[Tamisha booklovertamisha]

This was a fun easy read. India has a hit on her hands. Each of the wives really loved their husbands and were willing to put up with too much to keep their marriages together. This story shows that fame and fortune aren't everything. Each storyline was interesting. I found myself laughing and nodding in agreement at different points. I wish the women would have reached their breaking point sooner. They could have avoided pain a d heartbreak.

[Toni White]

Loved how it told you about each couple separately and then how they intertwined. It was a good read!

[Kaila Boykins]

I Need a part 2 or Something! You can’t just leave everyone guessing.

[Angel ohome]

terrible terrible book. it is full of poorly written clichés and has just all around bad writing.

[Tina Loggins]

whew chile, these women had some major issues. They say everything that glitters ain't gold.