Secrets of a Kept Woman is a story that deals with women's relationships in friendship and in love. Shayla, Rhonda and Gladys have been best friends since high school and have always been the strength each other needs, but when one woman decides that a man is more important than friendship, everything goes to pieces. Is this friendship one dark secret away from shattering it into a thousand pieces? They say the truth shall set you free—but will it? \* "Secrets of a Kept Woman by Shani Greene-Dowdell explores what happens when the lines between friendship and betrayal are crossed, and what consequences befall the parties involved. Is the luxury of having everything that you want at your fingertips worth the pain of having to trade your dignity for ill-begotten riches? This is the question that Shayla is faced with in this fast-paced urban tale. It is a must read." Naiomi Pitre, author of Broken Vows and In the Panty Journey Into the Mind of a Sexual Woman

Five Years Later... The goodwill to step in and help an old friend may land Shayla Davis a chair on the other side of her psychiatry desk in this entertaining, jaw-dropping tale of manipulation, disloyalty, obsession…and possibly murder. This time around, one of the friends is out for money or blood, whichever comes first.

Baggage. Every woman has it. Kicked out and abandoned by her mother at sixteen, Rhonda Wilson didn’t get the blueprint on how to love. Instead, she's been pulling a freight train of baggage and dumping pieces of it on the people who love her the most. After coveting Shayla's second husband, she finds herself battling to stay out of jail. And childhood friend, Jameson Brown, of Brown and Associates Law Firm is her last hope. He agrees to take Rhonda's case, but under one condition. She must make amends for all the hell she's raised. Coming from a world of love, privilege and religion, Jameson was groomed to go after what he wants. And, he wants Rhonda, but not before she learns to love herself. Will she finally face her demons and find love – the right way?