Putting Up With Less and Putting Out His Cigars: A Hilarious Women's Fiction Novel of Marriage, Betr

For twenty-two years, Dominique Lubbat has arranged the seating charts of the elite, knowing exactly where everyone belongs. But when she discovers her husband's dirty little secret, she realizes he's been sitting at the head of the table for far too long.

Oliver Lubbat thinks he's a master of the universe. He has the prestigious country club membership, the twenty-five-year scotch, and-as Dominique discovers via a hidden velvet box in his prized humidor-a thirty-year-old mistress he's been casually smuggling into their social circle.

Most wives would cry, hire a bulldog lawyer, and let themselves be quietly erased from the country club roster. Dominique isn't most wives. She is the newly appointed Chair of Placement for the high-stakes Founders' Gala, and her entire vocation comes down to a single principle: Where a person sits tells the room what a person is worth.

Armed with an impeccable poker face, a sixty-one-dollar neon pink tennis dress, and the discreet assistance of a remarkably observant bartender, Dominique orchestrates a perfectly polite, entirely public dismantling of her husband's social standing. No screaming. No ugly scenes. Just the exquisite, slow-motion destruction of an arrogant man who never understood that his wife held all the cards.

Putting Up With Less and Putting Out His Cigars is a razor-sharp, laugh-out-loud women's fiction novel about betrayal, country club politics, and the unmatched satisfaction of serving a cheating husband exactly what he deserves.