He Drove To Her In My Car. I Tracked Every Mile.: A Marriage in Crisis Romance with Revenge (Betrayal, Infidelity and Revenge Romance Series)
About
A husband driving his wife’s SUV to his mistress. A GPS history holding fifty-two Thursdays. And one public reading where every mile gets an audience.
Robin Swanson spends her nights keeping strangers alive in the ER and her mornings trusting her husband with the keys to her SUV.
Every Thursday, Dillon borrows it for a writers’ lunch and a trip to their old gym while Robin sleeps off another twelve-hour shift.
Then a service report reveals nearly four thousand miles she never drove.
The GPS history shows the same route. The same address. Fifty-two Thursdays in a row.
Mallory Flynn.
When Robin follows him, she finds her SUV parked outside the fitness instructor’s house—and Dillon kissing Mallory on the porch.
Not like a man making his first mistake.
Like a man arriving somewhere familiar.
Robin does not confront them. She calls a divorce attorney, opens an accordion file, and starts labeling tabs.
MILEAGE. GPS. FINANCIAL. THURSDAY. SUNDAY.
Each one reveals another lie: a white rose purchased every week, a conference that does not exist, a secret literary reading, and thousands of dollars Dillon borrowed from his mother by using Robin’s reputation as collateral.
Dillon thinks Sunday will be the afternoon people finally recognize him as a serious writer. Mallory expects to introduce the brilliant man she believes she knows.
Robin arrives carrying a faded blue tote—and accompanied by the one person Dillon never expected her to bring.
Before the afternoon ends, Dillon will have the audience he always wanted.
Just not the story he planned to tell.
✔ Cheating husband
✔ Fitness-instructor mistress
✔ Wife’s SUV used for the affair
✔ Fifty-two Thursdays of GPS evidence
✔ Night-shift nurse heroine
✔ Wife quietly gathers receipts
✔ Financial and family betrayal
✔ Public exposure
✔ No reconciliation
✔ Divorce victory and self-rescue
Heat Level: No on-page sex.
Vibes: Controlled rage, dry nurse humor, GPS receipts, and public revenge.
Setting: Contemporary ER life, neighborhood auto shop, old-town gym, and independent-bookstore world.
Ending: Standalone divorce and self-rescue victory; no cliffhanger.
Perfect for readers who want bingeable wife-revenge fiction, cheating husbands caught by their own routines, mistresses hidden behind weekly alibis, quiet heroines who gather evidence, financial betrayal, formidable female allies, public exposure, and harsh consequences for a man who thought nobody was tracking the mileage.
He gave his mistress every Thursday. Robin gave every mile an audience.