The mastermind behind "Sister Wives" actress Meri Brown's catfishing scandal still wants to reveal their story angle.

According to Enstarz, Brown was reportedly "catfished" by a woman named Jackie Overton, who disguised herself as a man named Samuel Cooper. While she managed to entice Brown to an online affair this year, Cooper claimed to be a man on a personal blog and will share his side of the story with a "tell-all" book.

There are no proofs of Cooper and Brown's affair in the blog site Not Batman Yet. According to rumors, various posts about their relationship had been removed from the site, after rumors about Meri being catfished surfaced. While these mail and photo evidences are no longer accessible, Cooper's new post confirmed that his tell-all book is set to reveal everything about the relationship and is going to be published soon.

In his website, Cooper write that he had stayed up all night finishing the controversial book and the first draft was done. He also mentioned that he got to work with his editor over the next few weeks to fix it. He added that he had never written a book before so he expected to have to rewrite at least half of it.

Cooper also expressed his desire to move on from what had happened. He wrote on his webpage that he was tired, but felt like the whole thing was off of his shoulders for the first time since the end of August. He added that he would finally sleep all the way through the night.

For Cooper, it was finally over and he was ready for it to be done. He said that he was moving on.