The Polygamist

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Two's company...five is definitely a crowd!

The Polygamist lures you into the web of the intertwined lives of four women drawn to one man. Meet Jonasi Gomora, a seemingly indomitable wealthy banking magnate oozing with money, power, and sex appeal. Jonasi thinks he can have it all, but he underestimates just how much it will cost him!

Joyce is wife number one, living in the lap of luxury and convinced her marriage is perfect - until Matipa rears her coiffed head.

Matipa is the glamorous mistress every wife dreads. She is a driven, go-getter, and her goal is simple: to usurp Joyce's place.

Essie is Jonasi's best-kept secret, his second fiddle. She knew him before the money and notoriety and remains secure in the knowledge he'll always find his way back to her.

Lindani wants an upgrade - from girlfriend to wife. Meeting Jonasi feels like the answer to her prayers.

Four women. One man. A marriage multiplied. The Polygamist takes you on an emotional rollercoaster ride through ambition, greed, jealousy and the explosive chaos of loving a man with an insatiable lust for the finer things in life.

Sukoluhle “Sue” Nyathi was born, bred and buttered in Bulawayo, and now resides in South Africa. She describes herself as an analyst by profession and a writer by passion. She has a career spanning over 20 years in the financial services sector. Destiny retired her from this career path in 2018 so she could pursue writing full time. Sue is the author of 4 published novels: The Polygamist (2012) The Gold Diggers (2018) and A Family Affair (2020) An Angel’s Demise (2022) She recently edited an anthology titled: When Secrets Become Stories, Women Speak Out(2021) which is a compilation of predominantly nonfiction essays narrating gender based violence through the lifecycle of womanhood. She co-wrote Positively Me: Daring to Live and Love Beyond HIV (2024) with Nozibele Mayaba. Nyathi has also dabbled into film writing and has screenwriting credits to her name. She is currently working on her 5th novel and is now involved in guest curating literary festivals.