Dear Wife Free Audiobook Download by Kimberly Belle

In the audiobooks, Dear Wife is written from three different perspectives. Each perspective of the narrator has its own unique voice, which makes it easy to keep track of who is speaking. The voices are also a lot of fun; you will find yourself laughing at times and getting emotional at others.

Joseph's wife is trying to convince him that she is perfect for him, but he knows she isn't. He's been a man-whore his whole life and has seen what women do to men who make them feel worthless. Joseph doesn't find her attractive and never wants to be with her again. Eventually, he becomes interested in other women, but when he starts dating again he finds himself falling prey to his wife's manipulations.

Dear Wife is a touching story about a man who has to find a way to make his marriage work when his wife falls in love with someone else. It's not all rainbows and butterflies. Chris is a man who has struggled with addiction, depression and more. He tries to keep it together in the quest for happiness and for the sake of his marriage but he can't do it alone. He needs help from his wife, but does she?

This audiobook is a journal of an affair between Kevin and Kristin, two life-long friends who have been married for years. They both spend time in work and are the same age but there is a big difference in the type of life they lead. Their lives are very different from each other. Kevin has kids and Kristin doesn't, Kevin's wife is a stay at home mom while Kristin's husband is an entrepreneur with various job descriptions that change with the times.

Dear Wife is an epistolary novel set in Paris, France, where a writer named Phillip has fallen in love with his wife and he is ready to leave her for someone new. As the couple's communication dwindles, a female author named Kimberly Belle (who was once married to Philip) begins writing letters that serve as taunts to tell him why he shouldn't leave. With letters from his wife and his other lover and from Kimberly herself, Phillip must ask himself "if he loves one more than the other".