Alienation of Affections: a legal comedy

Slighted by the infidelity of Mr. Grimm, Mrs. Grimm hires a divorce lawyer to have her day in court.
But there's a catch. Mrs. Grimm does not want to sue own her husband. Instead, she'd like to punish the homewrecknig mistress and send her packing.

Divorce lawyer Portia Porter and her faithful legal team just might be up to this task. As always, Portia explain the tricks and secrets of the courtroom. The Raccoon explains high fashion.

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If your husband cheats, will you fight back? What if you love your husband and do not want to fight him? Can you fight the mistress instead? Turns out, sometimes you can!

There is a little known law called "alienation of affections." It punishes the homewreckers. An affair with a married man that breaks up a marriage might turn out costly for the mistress: the juries have been known to bring multi-million dollar verdicts to punish for the broken marriages. Makes a girl think, doesn't it?

"Alienation of Affections," the second book in Portia Porter's Family Law Series continues to educate about the ways and tricks of divorce court in this story of a scorned wife who did not want a divorce. Instead, she decided to fight for her marriage, to punish the home-wrecker, and to get her husband back.