Harrison House Publishing Announces, Cheating: A Double Edged Sword from author Robert M. Wade

Dec. 28, 2011 - PRLog -- Retail websites www.theharrisonhousepublishing.com, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble carry the title for a suggested retail price of $14.99.

About the Book

Dominique Goodman is a hard working dedicated family man willing to endure pain, hardship, and disappointment to maintain a healthy environment for his children. Often, he watches them play happily and peacefully, unaware that their mother’s adulterous affair threatens to shatter their world. Tashiana Goodman is a beautiful, loving wife who loves her husband and children, but has found herself involved in an affair which she does not know how to escape from.

Not wanting his children to be products of a broken home, yet Dominique's male ego refuses to bestow forgiveness to his wife for the affair that leaves him feeling inept and weak. Confused, he knows not which side of the sword he will end up on, the forgiving side that will keep his marriage and family intact or the violent side, which will lead to his wife’s demise. After soul searching and weighing the pros and cons of his dilemma, Dominique will decide what he can and cannot live with. Will their love survive the entrapments of lust?

Follow Dominque and Tashiana on a relationship rollercoaster ride that keeps the pages turning in Cheating: A Double Edged Sword.

Exquisitely constructed at 372 pages, Cheating: A Double Edged Sword has hit major distributing chains to reach the appropriate markets focusing on Adult Fiction. With U. S. worldwide distribution through Ingram and Baker & Taylor, and online availability through The Harrison House Publishing, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Books-a-Million and other retailers, Cheating: A Double Edged Sword meets consumer demand through both retail and library markets with a suggested retail price of $14.99. The release is also available on Amazon Kindle and Barnes and Noble Nook for $8.99.

Additionally, Cheating: A Double Edged Sword can be ordered by retailers or wholesalers for the maximum trade discount price in quantities of 10 or more from The Harrison House Publishing online bookstore at www.theharrisonhousepublishing.com.

ISBN: 978-1-4675-0677-9
Format: 5.5 x 8.5
SRP: $14.99

For more information go to www.theharrisonhousepublishing.com

About the Author

Robert M. Wade was born December 28, 1950 on a rural farm in Mobile, Alabama when cotton was still "King." He dropped out of high school at age sixteen and received his GED from Gary Job Corps Center in San Marcos, Texas in 1968. In 1970, Wade was drafted into the United States Army during the Vietnam War Era, but never served in Vietnam. During a distinguished military career, Wade received numerous awards and decorations for dedication to duty and country. It was while on active duty that Wade was bitten by the poetry writing bug.

His poems were published in army newspapers on a recurring basis while he was stationed at Ft. Richardson, Alaska and at Ft. Sam Houston, Texas. In 1988 his poem, "Black Soldiers of Honor" graced the 5th U.S. Army Poster used during Black History Month at Ft. Sam Houston honoring the service of African American soldiers throughout America's history. He also received accolades from then General Colin Powell, the late Congressman Henry B. Gonzales, former First Lady, now Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, and former First Lady Barbara Bush, to name a few, for poems sent to them.

After retiring from the military, Wade returned to college and earned his Associate of Arts Degree in Education from St. Philip's College, and his Bachelor of Arts Degree in History from the University of Texas at San Antonio in San Antonio, Texas. It was while learning to research and write about that research, Wade convinced himself that he could write a book, as well as poetry. Since that revelation he has written two books prior to this one: "Cheating: A Double-Edged Sword" & "Surviving King Cotton: Cotton Pickin Po."

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