Jenny and Rachel have very different views of their childhood. I always thought I’d leave him if it came to this, but now that the moment is here, I don’t know what to do.” What do you think you’d do? Would it depend on the type of infidelity-a one-night stand vs. This book was inspired in part when a stranger sat down next to Kristan and just blurted, “My husband is having an affair. Have you ever been in a relationship or friendship where you knew you should distance yourself but took too long to do so?Ī lot of people say infidelity is a deal breaker.
Rachel points to their parents' perfect marriage as a shining example of patience and forgiveness but to protect her sister, Jenny may have to tarnish that memory-and their relationship-and reveal a family secret she's been keeping since childhood.īoth Rachel and Jenny will have to come to terms with the past and the present and find a way to get what they want most of all.Jenny admits that she’s in an unhealthy dynamic with Owen and Ana-Sofia, but she also acknowledges that they’re incredibly nice people (with excellent taste in food and wine).
She always thought she'd walk away in this situation, but her triplet daughters have her reconsidering her stance on adultery, much to Jenny's surprise. Rachel's idyllic marriage, however, is imploding after she discovers her husband sexting with a colleague. Sensing this isn't exactly helping her achieve closure, Jenny trades the Manhattan skyline for her hometown up the Hudson, where she'll start her own business and bask in her sister Rachel's picture-perfect family life.and maybe even find a little romance of her own with Leo, her downstairs neighbor, a guy who's utterly irresistible and annoyingly distant at the same time. Letting go of her ex-husband is harder than wedding-dress designer Jenny Tate expected.especially since his new wife wants to be Jenny's new best friend. The drama, hilarity and tears of sisterhood are at the heart of the thoroughly captivating new novel by New York Times bestselling author Kristan Higgins-a funny, frank and bittersweet look at marriage, forgiveness and moving on
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