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The Diary Of A Baddie Series: Unbroken, Unbent, and Unbothered: “The Diary of a Baddie series is twelve unforgettable stories where love, lust, power, and secrets collide. Each diary opens a new world of raw emotion, bold characters, and scandalous twists that keep you turning pages late into the night. One collection. Twelve stories. Endless reasons to keep reading.”
This is the series you read when your gut says, “Girl, run,” but your heart needs one more lesson…..
The Baddie Diaries aren’t your average love stories—they’re survival guides. Each entry recalls the chaos, told from the point of view of women who should’ve dodged the man but instead dove headfirst into the drama. The tone? Sharp, satirical, and sprinkled with sarcasm—because sometimes you have to laugh to keep from crying.
As these baddies spill their tea, you’ll see how heartbreak, manipulation, and messy choices unfolded, but also how strength, clarity, and lessons rose from the wreckage. Think of it as part cautionary tale, part comedy show, and part mirror to the things we do (and endure) in the name of “love.”
And here’s the kicker: not everything is laid out for you. Some details are deliberately missing. If you want the whole story, you’ll have to read carefully, connect the dots, and stay locked in until the very end.
Welcome to the “No Spoiler Club.” What happens in these diaries…stays in these diaries.
We love when you share the drama...but here’s what you don’t share: Rules: Never reveal the baddie/main character’s name. There’s no right order. Start where you want, just know… one will never be enough. If you read the diaries, welcome to the VIP mess. Join our Baddie Talk thread on the Facebook group to discuss each diary. Want to spill the tea? Tell your friends to click the link so you can share without spoiling it.
About the Series
Diary of a Baddie is a 12 short stories about 12 different women. While the stories are not connected, the theme is. All 12 women have fallen in love with the wrong man. The relationships take them through several twists and turns as they try to hang on to the toxicity. They reflect and learn a lot through it all, until finally deciding to rise up.
The books are written in an informal, conversational, diary style. At times, the women are sarcastic, almost laughing at themselves to keep from crying. They can’t even believe some of the things they do in the name of “true love.” However, the glow-up is always better than the mess.
The books do have some language and situations that may be triggering or not suitable for younger readers. I’ve been careful to be respectful, and those parts are only used when necessary to keep the stories authentic. However, it is not continuously overused or used for shock value.
This series is for every woman, everywhere—no matter what language, country, or hair texture. If you’ve ever been a Baddie in love or war, you’re in the right place.
The Diary of a Baddie series celebrates the full spectrum of modern womanhood, spanning. Each diary dives deep into love, struggle, survival, and the glow up, with authentic flavor, slang, and storytelling from every corner of the world.
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Queenie by Candice Carty-Williams: A young woman dealing with a messy breakup and navigating her career. It shares Diary of a Baddie's honest, humorous, and sometimes messy exploration of a woman rebuilding her life after heartbreak.
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Candace Bushnell (Sex and the City)
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Diary-style, relationship chaos, witty humor, and self-discovery.
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Karrine Steffans (Confessions of a Video Vixen)
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Memoir-meets-novel, scandal, and breaking the silence.
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Shonda Rhimes (Year of Yes, Scandal, Grey’s Anatomy)
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Issa Rae (Insecure, Awkward Black Girl) Realism, Mess, & Humor, Voice-Driven, First Person, Empowerment Through Imperfection
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Mara Brock Akil (Girlfriends, Being Mary Jane)
Sisterhood, drama, and navigating love/career as Black women. -
Adriana Trigiani (Big Stone Gap, Lucia, Lucia) Italian-American family, neighborhood gossip, and intergenerational secrets.
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Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl, Sharp Objects)
Modern noir, relationship lies, crime, sex, and psychological manipulation. -
Tiffany Reisz (The Original Sinners series)
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Cuckoldry, polyamory, taboo sex, and complicated power dynamics.
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Alison Tyler (The Cuckold Collection)
Cuckold themes and taboo play. -
Elena Ferrante (The Days of Abandonment)
Raw, explicit depictions of sexual jealousy, betrayal, and the aftermath. -
Lisa Genova (Inside the O’Briens, Still Alice) Sex trafficking, trauma, and survival.
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Lisa See (Shanghai Girls)
Trafficking, exploitation, and resilience.
QUICK FACTS
about the series:
Diary of a Baddie is a genre-bending, emotional rollercoaster disguised as a diary.
These diaries are about main characters in their own right, who have fallen in love with the wrong man.
The diary is their rage-filled and sometimes “why did I do that,” and mostly laugh-to-keep-from-crying, tell-all. Because if you can’t tell the world right now what’s happening, you always have your trusty diary.
This satirical series delivers gut-punch truth, late-night therapy, and high-end delusion in equal doses.
The series will explore 12 different women from different walks of life. The experiences will be different, but one thing will almost always remain the same: a man who does them no good. They can be read in any order.
Written in the raw, reflective voice of a woman clawing her way from emotional bankruptcy to full-blown main character energy, these diary entries document her descent into toxic love, the fallout that follows, and her bougie, breathtaking glow-up.
In this series, while the women may seem naive, there are several lessons they learn along the way, and they share these in the diary. They reflect on what happened and what they missed in the situation.
The series has a lot of unexpected twists and turns; what may seem to be predictable will almost always be unpredictable. Why? Because real life is unpredictable.
Every entry is designed as a confessional booth with better lighting. Funny, heartbreaking, and painfully real—this series isn't just a read, it's a reckoning.
You’ll laugh. You’ll cringe. You’ll call your therapist. Then you’ll reread it with a glass of something strong and say, “Whew, she said that.”
It goes to show, you can be well-educated, come from a good family, do all the right things, and still get betrayed.
No one is immune to betrayal, but all of us can find the will to get back up—not for revenge, but for reclamation.
That is what each of these women will attempt to do: reclaim their lives, their voice, and their *NAME.