Betrayal Story, Cheating Husband

She's the publisher of the Tern Harbor Beacon, and she's just discovered her biggest scandal yet: her own marriage. Marlowe Dray has run her family's weekly newspaper for twenty-two years. She knows the layout of the town, the rhythm of the printing press, and exactly how to spot a lie. But when she discovers that her husband, County Commissioner Judd Dray, has been running his campaign on the newspaper's dime, and his own charm, she realizes the "Further Study" motion he keeps tabling is really a cover for a massive betrayal. With a bank loan on the line, a pressroom crew that smells a rat, and a husband who thinks he's the star of the show, Marlowe decides it's time to stop editing the truth and start printing it. Armed with an aging report, a hotel folio, and a devastatingly sharp eye for detail, Marlowe launches a revenge plot that's as meticulous as a perfectly registered printing plate. In Tern Harbor, the truth doesn't just set you free, it makes the front page. A humorous, sharp-witted story about a woman who realizes that while you can't edit a husband, you can certainly rewrite his future.