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The Millionaire Mistress #3
Chloe's Revenge
A bad bitch never dies and neither will Chloe s deceitful ways. Ride with author, Tiphani in her third installment of the Mistress Series as she tells a riveting tale about money, lust, and revenge. Between sexin' any man who can help her achieve her over the top goals, and on a crazed path of revenge, Chloe shocks us all with her new found tricks of the trade. She's come full circle with a new man, new ammo, a fresh mission, and her old mischievous ways. You won't believe what she's got up her sleeve. Chloe somehow regains her strength, and resumes her mission to kill Oshyn once and for all. Everything seems to be going as planned, until Chloe s new man surprises her with a secret that will destroy her forever. Buckle up... this is a ride you don't want to miss.
352 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 17, 2009
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May 25, 2024
This was a wild 🍑 series and I don’t even know what to say after finishing! If you want a chaotic wild read where you have to use minimal brain cells you’ll enjoy this one! Expect everything and trust nothing! 🥴😵💫
January 14, 2012
1...2...3...CHLOE'S ON THE SCENE!!!
After reading the first two installments of Tiphani Montgomery's series, "The Millionaire Mistress 3" HAD to deliver the goods...
AND IT DID!!!
Chloe wanted revenge on levels that people truly think about but could NEVER carry out. This chick wanted her some Brooklyn Jones so bad, that she'd do ANYTHING to have him and finally destroy her sister, Oshyn.
Oshyn, all mentally distraught from the chain of events from the past novel, had a hard time keeping it together. Even being in another country couldn't ease her mind about the wrath of Chloe coming back.
Montgomery takes us on an international ride with her writing, making one wonder just how much is too much? Chloe's hellbent mentality kept the reader wondering how far she could really go to finish her mission. At times, some of the scenes seemed a bit far-fetched, until the next piece of drama unfolded, solidifying the motive.
Most novels don't follow up as strong to tie all the pieces together and satiate the reader. I am pleased to say that Tiphani Montgomery does not fall into that category. She took her time and laid out the facts for the reader to embrace, love, hate, or just downright fathom why this chick would be so out of her confounded mind!
Thank you, Tiphani, for the wait; in my humble opinion, it was well worth it!
After reading the first two installments of Tiphani Montgomery's series, "The Millionaire Mistress 3" HAD to deliver the goods...
AND IT DID!!!
Chloe wanted revenge on levels that people truly think about but could NEVER carry out. This chick wanted her some Brooklyn Jones so bad, that she'd do ANYTHING to have him and finally destroy her sister, Oshyn.
Oshyn, all mentally distraught from the chain of events from the past novel, had a hard time keeping it together. Even being in another country couldn't ease her mind about the wrath of Chloe coming back.
Montgomery takes us on an international ride with her writing, making one wonder just how much is too much? Chloe's hellbent mentality kept the reader wondering how far she could really go to finish her mission. At times, some of the scenes seemed a bit far-fetched, until the next piece of drama unfolded, solidifying the motive.
Most novels don't follow up as strong to tie all the pieces together and satiate the reader. I am pleased to say that Tiphani Montgomery does not fall into that category. She took her time and laid out the facts for the reader to embrace, love, hate, or just downright fathom why this chick would be so out of her confounded mind!
Thank you, Tiphani, for the wait; in my humble opinion, it was well worth it!
June 24, 2012
I really hated Chloe by the end of this book. I would love to see what would become of Bella and her hatered for Chloe.
January 30, 2011
Oh. Well. What can I say? I finished this over a week ago and am just now reviewing it. I was going to review it my usual way, detailed, and I kept waiting for the right time. But there is no right time. I want to forget about this as soon as I possibly can.
This book (and the previous book in the series to a lesser degree) is a prime example of why an author should stick to single books. Unless an author has PROVED themselves capable - stay away. Being on some no-name best sellers list does not prove you capable. Even some authors who have proven themselves to their audience don't have what it takes. Why would you?
This is awful. Worse than awful. My copy is riddled with check marks because I didn't want to forget something when writing. The biggest shame of all is that the first book, The Millionaire Mistress? It's good. It's actually good. So if Montgomery's goal here was to write a decent book, hook some readers, make some quick cash from the rest of the series and then be done? Congrats. You did it. (Well, not here because I wouldn't have paid for these if a gun was against my head but others did I'm sure.)
Oh hell, I have this atrocious mess right here so I'll include some of what pissed me off.
Let me start with where I left off in my last review - 'Mye Storie' is a name used for a character. Yeah. I'm dead serious. I suppose it's meant to be clever. Ha.
The whole crazy scene with Oshyn in the beginning (around pg. 37) could have been a lot better. Montgomery did a better job than Antoinette in The Prada Plan but this still left much to be desired. It was flat, it was a lot like playing an imaginary game with a toddler - you know what'll happen before the toddler. Doesn't make for a great read to say the least.
Okay, well, the will to review this just flew out the window. I'll say this - I just counted 27 check marks. I check the page when there is a "bigger" mistake or something stupid. Meaning that the smaller mistakes, smaller stupid things are let go. Otherwise the entire book would be one big bent check. So, there are at least - at least - 27 fairly big mistakes/fairly huge stupid things in this book. I kind of wish I felt like telling them because some of them were downright hilarious. But I don't want to spend my evening with this book - enough time was wasted.
Like urban fiction? Read the first, skip the next two and do the same with every other 2+ book series out there until the author has proved themselves to you. It's the only way to go.
I also wish to note that I'd give this a half of a star if I could - it doesn't deserve the 1 I have to give it.
This book (and the previous book in the series to a lesser degree) is a prime example of why an author should stick to single books. Unless an author has PROVED themselves capable - stay away. Being on some no-name best sellers list does not prove you capable. Even some authors who have proven themselves to their audience don't have what it takes. Why would you?
This is awful. Worse than awful. My copy is riddled with check marks because I didn't want to forget something when writing. The biggest shame of all is that the first book, The Millionaire Mistress? It's good. It's actually good. So if Montgomery's goal here was to write a decent book, hook some readers, make some quick cash from the rest of the series and then be done? Congrats. You did it. (Well, not here because I wouldn't have paid for these if a gun was against my head but others did I'm sure.)
Oh hell, I have this atrocious mess right here so I'll include some of what pissed me off.
Let me start with where I left off in my last review - 'Mye Storie' is a name used for a character. Yeah. I'm dead serious. I suppose it's meant to be clever. Ha.
The whole crazy scene with Oshyn in the beginning (around pg. 37) could have been a lot better. Montgomery did a better job than Antoinette in The Prada Plan but this still left much to be desired. It was flat, it was a lot like playing an imaginary game with a toddler - you know what'll happen before the toddler. Doesn't make for a great read to say the least.
Okay, well, the will to review this just flew out the window. I'll say this - I just counted 27 check marks. I check the page when there is a "bigger" mistake or something stupid. Meaning that the smaller mistakes, smaller stupid things are let go. Otherwise the entire book would be one big bent check. So, there are at least - at least - 27 fairly big mistakes/fairly huge stupid things in this book. I kind of wish I felt like telling them because some of them were downright hilarious. But I don't want to spend my evening with this book - enough time was wasted.
Like urban fiction? Read the first, skip the next two and do the same with every other 2+ book series out there until the author has proved themselves to you. It's the only way to go.
I also wish to note that I'd give this a half of a star if I could - it doesn't deserve the 1 I have to give it.
May 11, 2012
Let me just say I looooooved The Millionaire Mistress and Still a Mistress but I have to agree with what I have heard, which is this was the worst book of the trilogy. I think I was more disappointed by the use of one word sentences. Example: "Rich. Dark. Pecan. That was the color of my kitchen table..."
No one and I mean no one on the planet can do that like Eric Jerome Dickey and no one and I mean no one should try. I was very anxious to read this book, but all the one word sentences turned me off and I truly had to force myself to finish.
Please Ms. Montgomery, if you ever read this. Please don't do that again. You are an awesome author when you are being yourself and not biting the style of the great EJD!
No one and I mean no one on the planet can do that like Eric Jerome Dickey and no one and I mean no one should try. I was very anxious to read this book, but all the one word sentences turned me off and I truly had to force myself to finish.
Please Ms. Montgomery, if you ever read this. Please don't do that again. You are an awesome author when you are being yourself and not biting the style of the great EJD!
March 26, 2012
This story was the worst out of the three and really didn't need to be written. However, I won't be too harsh, besides the grammatical errors, randomness and raunchiness in the book, it was entertaining if nothing else. I agree with the other reviews that Oshyn, in this story, was a let down. I hope this ends the trilogy and there won't be a new revival with Bella's revenge, as is alluded to in the last pages.
November 13, 2010
This book was an ok read, but by this point, I'm tired of all the sequels. After reading this, I now dislike Oshyn. She got on my nerves so much with her stupidity and naivety. Chloe will always be Chloe no matter what, and although she was not my fav charater in the prequels and still isn't, Oshyn was so annoying that I can't even judge Chloe anymore.
February 7, 2012
i thought the book was crazy ass hell and It looks like it's going to be a part four and I hopes chloe dies in this one. I enjoy the books but im tired of her crazy ass!!!
August 16, 2012
Waiting on book four. Chloe needs what is coming to her.
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September 29, 2018
In the final novel that concluded, “The Millionaire Mistress Series: Chloe’s Revenge,” Chloe takes things to another level. Once again, she does not die the way many of the people she had hurt hoped she died. If there ever was a person who has nine lives, then it is Chloe. It is safe to say that she has a fatal attraction for Brooklyn Jones, her sister, Oshyn’s husband.
In part 2, Still A Mistress, Chloe spent every ounce of energy that she had available to ruin Oshyn’s existence. She conspired with corrupt federal agents to freeze all her financial accounts and seize her properties, kidnapped her kids, murdered the only mother that she had ever known, played a part in having her husband attacked, and had her incarcerated! Sheesh! Chloe’s greed, once again, played a role in her getting what she deserved. After kidnapping Mye Storie & Bella, Oshyn’s kids. She attempted to sell Mye Storie to the highest bidder at the Millionaire’s Ball. Chloe was not expecting nearly every person that she had connived against to be present, but they were. All of them, including Oshyn! Oshyn had had enough and was ready to settle the score with Chloe, but Chloe ran. She ran into the arms of the lady that she had been intimate with inside the bathroom, an undercover cop. After being processed, she was bonded out by Cody, the lawyer that swooped in to save her day, or so she thought.
Once Chloe was free, she stayed with Cody while he went running errands. Oshyn finally had her family back, but she went to meet the man that had raped her in the hotel room. When they arrived, what a surprise! Cody was the son of the man that had sexually assaulted Oshyn, Shannon Beaudaux. That is also the man who Chloe had blackmailed earlier in part 1.....
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May 23, 2024
That Chloe didn’t stand a chance I see! That girl got exactly what she deserved! To be that envious of someone is literally crazy! She back doored EVERYONE. Every chance she got she was ready to show them her devilish side. She should have listened to Nina!!
July 10, 2024
Unnecessary Book 3
This story really should’ve ended with book 2. This book was way unrealistic with no ever getting locked up or going to jail. Also flying in and out of the country like it wasn’t nothing. Sorry but this wasn’t the ending I was looking forward to.
This story really should’ve ended with book 2. This book was way unrealistic with no ever getting locked up or going to jail. Also flying in and out of the country like it wasn’t nothing. Sorry but this wasn’t the ending I was looking forward to.
August 7, 2021
This Whole Series Was Crazy As Hell. But This Book Was Just Insanity.
September 29, 2021
What in the unbelievable f**k was this?! Ugh I hated it here!
October 14, 2022
Not really my cup of tea. Too gangsta for me.
January 1, 2025
A very good series!!
December 1, 2011
This book is a mess. It is one of the most unrealistic books I've ever read, and I did not gain one thing from it except a headache. Oshyn is just as delusional and deranged as Chloe in this book, which is a total 360 from the previous books. Who the heck goes around strangling little kids multiple times in public and get away with it?? Oshyn does! I'm not even going to go into the rest of the book, if you have time to waste and nothing else to read, give this one a try!! (also the description from Goodreads had 5 spelling errors, not sure who writes these things, but the description is a mess too?? SMH!)
I rate this book 1.5 out of 5 stars!
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I rate this book 1.5 out of 5 stars!
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April 14, 2012
Wow never saw the ending coming except for one detail this series is one of my best so far and any one looking for love drama car chases back stabbing and murder this is it right here. BRAVO TO TIPHANI FOR ANOTHER JOB WELL DONE GURL U DID UR THANG. :-]
June 6, 2012
I enjoyed the first two Millionaire Mistress books, but this third one left a lot to be desired. I had to force myself to finish it. A lot of it falls u dee the "unbelievable" category....and I don't mean unbelievably good.
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December 1, 2009I DEF HAV 2 READ DIS
January 18, 2012
Love The MM Series ! <3
Again, I Just Wished It Ended Differently !
Again, I Just Wished It Ended Differently !
April 28, 2010
i think this book was good... not as good as the first two but i think it was a great ending for the series
May 30, 2011
Quick read, but somewhat predictable
September 17, 2011
This one was not as good as the first 2. Some of the scenes were unrealistic.
February 11, 2013
I love love love this book.
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August 19, 2013love the book
November 3, 2014
Omg this book is filled with so many plots, twists and turns. Chole is one CRAZY bitch lol. All 3 books kept my attention from start to finish.
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