For the Sake of Love

Terri Dozier is not considered the pretty girl in the family or amongst her friends, but she is, however, the wealthiest. Her father left her a fortune and she can buy herself a new body, new cars, and homes but what she really desires is a family. She's fifty and single, with some deep-rooted regrets and no relationships with her maternal family. She considers her friends as family, and they keep her grounded. An unexpected romance turns out to be just what she needed to get her...
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Terri Dozier is not considered the pretty girl in the family or amongst her friends, but she is, however, the wealthiest. Her father left her a fortune and she can buy herself a new body, new cars, and homes but what she really desires is a family.
She's fifty and single, with some deep-rooted regrets and no relationships with her maternal family. She considers her friends as family, and they keep her grounded. An unexpected romance turns out to be just what she needed to get her living again; she opens herself up to love, trust and vulnerability and it's working out perfectly. But nothing lasts forever, right; that's right. Terri has money and lots of it but not even money can buy family loyalty, love, and true friendships so Terri decides to stop being the nice one and now all hell is breaking loose. The heir to the empire is striking back and the peasants will fall.
A wicked stepmother and stepsister are not surprising but what is, is when your mother and sister have it in for you.
Running away doesn't smooth things over it just delays the inevitable for a later time