It’s been a
while since Beth cheated on her husband with a college student. Oh, if we can
turn back the hands of time, right?
Now both she
and Rick are in therapy, trying to heal and mend the broken pieces of their
relationship. Can they possibly rebuild their marriage? Poor Beth will always
be paying for her mistake. Well, she played with fire and got burned.
Of course,
Dave, the guy she cheated with, would return as an enrolled student in her
class. Will Beth fall off the wagon? Will she finally give in to the sensual
temptation of Dave? I must admit that part of me was hoping that she would take
that chance with Dave, but then I was also rooting for her and Rick to work
out.
I liked how
the emotional struggle was painted in such true, raw light. Every shout, every
tear, every painstaking battle made for a scintillating read, just like the
first book, Is this all there is? What
was even more interesting was that we get the POV of Rick, the husband. It
turns out that he was no saint either.
Is there
truth to the old saying “Once a cheater, always a cheater?” This novel explores
the sociological and psychological aspects to sex and relationship. It’s a
story of broken trust and a rocky road to redemption.
Of course,
the new ways to “spice things up” were a little too kinky and graphic. I mean,
who has sex on a plane?
Overall,
this was a well-written and enthralling read full of love, drama, and
infidelity.
My rating: 3.5 stars
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