I Sold His Porsche For A Penny

Twenty-two years of marriage. Twenty-six thousand dollars drained from the joint savings. One brilliant legal loophole.

Charity Compson is the ultimate domestic manager. She pays the bills, plans the trips, and dutifully ignores her husband Blake's staggering arrogance. But when a careless calendar sync reveals Blake is funding a lavish Aspen getaway for his thirty-year-old mistress, Charity doesn't scream. She doesn't cry. She goes straight to the fireproof safe.

Three years ago, Blake was desperate to shield his prized 1994 Porsche 911 Carrera from a lawsuit. His solution? Transfer it into a newly formed LLC. His fatal flaw? He never reads the fine print.

Charity is the sole managing member of that LLC, granting her the unfettered legal right to sell his beloved car for any price, to anyone, at her sole discretion. Any price at all. Like, say, a single copper penny to her struggling nineteen-year-old nephew.

I Sold His Porsche for a Penny is a razor-sharp, wildly satisfying ride about a woman who stops keeping the peace and starts keeping the receipts. Perfect for fans of feel-good women's fiction who love a fiercely competent heroine, airtight revenge, and the absolute sweetest justice.