Only a true queen can rise and fall and rise again, sweetheart. Take notes.

In the nearly ten years since Teresa Giudice published her second memoir, the world has watched, judged, celebrated, and criticized her in equal measure. Now, she's finally taking readers through the life-changing events that have led her to see the light at the end of the rainbow-from her first husband Joe's deportation and the heartbreaking decision to end her marriage, to the devastating loss of her father and her unexpected journey to finding love again with her husband Louie Ruelas-in her own words.

While any of these turning points would have been more than enough for one person to bear, Teresa endured them all under the relentless glare of reality television. With cameras rolling and headlines following her every move, she found herself defending not only her choices but also her character under the pressure and scrutiny of the media, fans, and her sometimes toughest critics-her castmates on The Real Housewives of New Jersey.

Reflecting on two tumultuous decades in the public eye, Teresa revisits the biggest triumphs, heartbreaks, feuds, and controversies of her life with newfound perspective. She opens up about the sacrifices that come with fame, the lessons she's learned through failure, and the wisdom she wishes she could share with her younger self. Most importantly, she reveals what it means to keep moving forward when the world expects you to flip tables.

Raw, funny, emotional, and unapologetic, The Queen of New Jersey is the story of a woman who has been cast as everything from villain to victim-but refuses to let anyone else write her legacy. After all, if the crown fits, wear it.