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Five best friends. One radical idea. The ultimate test of love, loyalty, and logistics.

For five years, Tiffany Lordes and her friends have turned their weekly dinner at La Casita Azul into a sacred ritual: Bad Date Confession Hour. Marsha, Selena, Angela, Priya, and Tiffany are successful, vibrant women who have one thing in common—a spectacular, soul-crushing parade of failed relationships with modern men. They're tired of the games, the disappointment, and the impossible expectation that one person can be everything.

Then, on a night fueled by sangria and solidarity, Tiffany voices the dangerous thought she's been secretly nurturing: What if the problem isn't the men, but the entire structure?

Her proposal is as shocking as it is simple: Instead of searching for five perfect, individual husbands, what if they found one exceptional man to share? As a unit. A family. It's a concept born of frustration, fueled by friendship, and completely insane. Yet, as they dissect the idea with a mix of horror and fascination—debating everything from chore rotations to jealousy protocols—one name floats unspoken between them: Eric Palmer Tiffany's charming, handsome, and seemingly flawless bank client.

What begins as a rebellious hypothetical becomes a tantalizing pact. If the right man—stable, patient, and extraordinary—ever presents himself, they will dare to try. They will rewrite the rules.

But can a bond forged over shared margaritas survive the seismic pressures of a shared life? Can five distinct, demanding women harmonize as partners? And when the theoretical becomes breathtakingly real, will their revolutionary experiment in love bring them the fulfillment they crave, or tear their perfect friendship apart?

Five Wives One Bed is a bold, provocative, and heartwarming debut novel about rewriting society's script, the unbreakable power of female friendship, and the audacious search for a love that's big enough for everyone.