A Thousand Irreplaceable Pieces

by Bridget Denise Bundy

A single black box arrives at the Shaw family home, and Rick Shaw is presented with a choice by his wife, Kate. Face what's in the box and play by her rules, or suffer consequences that will ruin him for the rest of his life. Rick makes the decision to play, and Kate shows him that his secrets are not as well hidden as he thought, and his lies? Well, they always have consequences, regardless if the game is played or not. The black box is about to be opened. Kate is ready for the fallout, but will Rick survive what his wife has in store for him?

This is a stand-alone story. Please, be aware it has explicit language and sexual content.

288 pages, Paperback

First published December 14, 2014

Reviews

[yukeam cousins · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wow

A women who is taken advantage of is not someone to be played with. I could not put this down. This book was definitely one where you could say everything that looks good isn't always. I couldn't believe all that Kate went through. As a woman you have to keep something for yourself. I don't mean financially but of who you are. As a man never go through your marriage with a blind eye. This was my first read and I definitely will be reading more

[Trina Knittle · Rating 2 out of 5]

Goodreads win. WIll read and review once received.

This book just wasn't for me. I'm not saying it was bad but I just couldn't get into the story. I think this is one of those books I will come back to at a later point in my life and try to re read and end up liking. It was worth the shot of trying.

[Sandra Robbins · Rating 5 out of 5]

A Thousand Irreplaceable Pieces

This was such a great read. I loved how Kate got Ricks full attention with the black box. I couldn't stop reading until I finished this book. If you're looking for a page turner that you can't put down because you have to know what happens next, this is it. I also loved the fact it's a stand alone novel.
Great job Bridget Denise Bundy

[Fonda Lewis-Jackson · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's okay

Not what I expected. But it was cool what happen to Kate we know she was sick. He keep up the good work

[Barbra Athill · Rating 5 out of 5]

Very, very good read. Kate and Richard have been married for over 20 yrs, and over that time Kate is starting to realize how distant her and her husband really are. During one of her cleaning frenzies, Kate comes across a cellphone that she doesn't know who it belongs to but soon after she realizes it is her husband's and he's been cheating, A LOT. Planning revenge is the only thing on Kate's mind, but little does she know she's doing more damage than good. This was definitely a 5 star read that I would recommend to all readers

[Hayley Shaver · Rating 3 out of 5]

I got this book for free from first-reads. A man starts down the path of losing everything when his wife finds out about his affairs and many other things he was involved with in his life. Will he be able to redeem what's left of his life after his wife has her revenge, or will it be too late? I liked this book. There were a few grammatical errors in it, so if you're bothered by those types of errors, be forewarned. It was a book with a strong storyline, but I didn't feel enough for the characters for the book to warrant more than three stars.