Rebirth of the Desperate Wife by Tess Munoz

What if you were given a second chance to rewrite your destiny, knowing the heartbreak that awaits? Eileen Swan, on the brink of death and abandoned by her husband, Eric, in her previous life, finds herself miraculously reborn eight years into the past. It's Eric's birthday, a day that once marked the beginning of her desperate attempts to win his affection – attempts that ended in public humiliation and solidified her descent into despair. In her past life, Eileen's love for Eric consumed her, transforming her into someone she barely recognized. From the moment they became step-siblings, she was consumed by an obsessive infatuation, blind to the pain she inflicted on herself and others. She recalls the disastrous lengths she went to, even sabotaging Eric's business ventures, all in a misguided attempt to force his love. Her machinations ultimately led to a forced marriage, but instead of happiness, she found only emptiness and ruin. Her one-sided love had cost her everything. Now, armed with the knowledge of future events and the crushing weight of her past mistakes, Eileen has a chance to change everything. She remembers the cold indifference in Eric's eyes, the sting of betrayal, and the utter devastation of her final moments. This time, she vows, things will be different. This **romance** that turned into a nightmare will not define her. She will not allow her past self to dictate her future. Eileen looks at herself and realizes what she's been doing to herself for so long. This is her chance to sever the ties that bind her to Eric, to break free from the cycle of obsession and self-destruction. She’s done with the **romantic** notion of changing him. But can she truly escape the pull of her past feelings? Can she navigate the complexities of her reborn life without succumbing to the same destructive patterns? And what unforeseen consequences will her actions have on the lives of those around her, especially Eric? This time, Eileen Swan is determined to live for herself, but will the past allow her to truly be free?