Excerpt from The Venus Fly Trap Madness and Mayhem
Tomoz had called the police, tried to get me arrested, so she could get a restraining order against me, then steal my house, cars, and all my belongings—more than once. I did not know this in the beginning, but this was her MO.
How would I know that? She was a former supermodel and the heiress to a billion-dollar fortune!
Little did I know her father had disowned her, and she had been living by her wits and street smarts since she was 16 years old.
She was addicted to sex, drugs, and alcohol. I was addicted to her. She was my heroin, cocaine, and sex goddess.
Soon, we became addicted to each other. Tomoz had given up trying to destroy me as she had done to numerous men; she was now focused on getting me to marry her so she could get a divorce and take me to the cleaners. So things had improved considerably.
You see Tomoz is the Venus Fly Trap, and I am the Fly.
Excerpt from the Prologue of the book.
“Sometimes, things are exactly what they seem—yet we ignore reality and choose our own delusions. I did.
When life turns ugly, we rewrite the story. We protect the image of ourselves as good while hiding the darkness within.
Light and shadow live in all of us. We are both.
The Venus Fly Trap is about intoxicating love—and the sex, lies, and consequences that followed. It is about devastation and desire, mistrust and hope. It is about knowing something will hurt you… and wanting it anyway.
I knew there would be consequences. I was prepared to pay the price.
And I have no regrets—only gratitude.
But most of all, The Venus Fly Trap is about the raw, unfiltered reality of what happens when we can no longer maintain the illusions we’ve built around ourselves—when our carefully constructed façade begins to crack, what lies beneath comes rushing out like a broken dam, and all hell breaks loose.”