Everybody Loved My Husband

von Ajibola Hamdalat

170 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

EVERYBODY LOVED MY HUSBANDEverybody loved Pastor Daniel Adeyemi.To the world, he was the perfect husband, a respected pastor, a successful businessman, and a generous man who helped widows, paid school fees, visited the sick, and never seemed to turn anyone away.But Amara, the woman behind his perfect image, knew a different man.At home, Daniel controlled everything. He decided what Amara needed, how she should spend money, and whether she should work. He believed a wife should depend on her husband-and Amara slowly learned that asking for independence could be treated as betrayal.So she stopped asking.Quietly, secretly, Amara began building a life of her own. She saved small amounts of money. She bought a laptop. She found remote work. She learned new skills, built her savings, and eventually invested in property-all without Daniel knowing.But secrets become dangerous when the person keeping them is also the person you live with.Then Daniel's successful life begins to fall apart.His business struggles. A major client fails to pay. Loans pile up. His car and equipment are sold. And when a ₦5 million loan is secured against the family home, the thirty-day countdown to losing everything begins.Daniel expects Amara to save him.But the woman he thought could never survive without him has been preparing for a life he never knew existed.When the house is finally lost, Amara takes Daniel somewhere he believes belongs to a friend.He is wrong.Behind the quiet woman he thought he controlled is a truth that could change everything.**Everybody Loved My Husband** is an emotional story of marriage, deception, financial control, courage, and self-discovery-a story about what happens when a woman finally realizes that independence is not betrayal, and choosing herself is not selfish.Because sometimes the person everyone loves is the person you know least.

• Reihe: Independently published
• ISBN: 9798176391251
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 22.09.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Independently published