Books like Every Man for Herself by Maryann Reid

Emma's love life takes a dramatic turn when her husband Jesse disappears, only for her to find love again with Sam. Years later, Jesse reappears, forcing Emma to choose between the one she lost and the one she found.

A former couple reunited as financial necessity forces a bitter ex-spouse back into the arms of the man who broke her heart. Tension sparks a passionate reckoning that blurs the line between revenge and romance.

Franco Tolle, a European jet‑set icon, trades adventure for love when he marries Lexi Hamilton only to be separated months later. Now he risks everything to win back his estranged wife.

Porsha, Boots, and Frankie navigate a New York City eviction notice with street life and a mystery twist among the chaos, starring K'Wan Foye’s beloved hood rat series characters.

Lisette is a flawless beauty with a keen business sense. As head fashion designer for an elite firm, she has no time for drama. Besides, her co-worker and friend, Marlene, fills her in on enough drama to last her whole day. Marlene's married to an attractive philanderer named Steve. She wants to divorce him, but there are complications in doing so. If she were to actually catch him cheating on her, then all of those other complications would go away. But how? A setup, of course. A business deal is made, and Lisette, the Home Wrecker, is born. Three years later, Lisette has made a career out of helping wealthy wives stick it to their controlling, soon-to-be ex-husbands. A job like this is not only stressful but very dangerous, so her clientele is kept very exclusive. When a mysterious caller says she needs help or else bad things will start to happen, there is more at stake than possible exposure... Lisette might get a taste of her own medicine.

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After ending a marriage‑stake affair, Nicole finds hope with wealthy businessman Derrick, but her friendship with former confidante Tia prompts doubts and questions of trust.

A harrowing journey into the harsh realities of race and prejudice in Harlem during the 1920s, as an African American woman struggles to find her place in a society defined by colorism.

In 1985 Harlem, a passionate first love between Antonio, on trial for his father’s murder, and Natasha is told through their frank, epistolary correspondence, revealing the clash of life inside and outside prison.

A seductive man and a determined woman set out on a weekend adventure that could change everything.