Good read
Although “affair “ stories are always delicate, I thought this one was well written. In a pure black and white view, one would ask how Kharli thought she could sleep with Hudson and save her marriage. It’s not like taking in yoga to find your center. The author depicted well the gambit of feelings and self justification that one goes through in these cases. Hudson was wonderful throughout, apart from sleeping with a married woman part. He really gave her the space to actually choose him. As for Michael, I’m sure that accepting the end of his marriage is hard but now he is just being vindictive. Hudson had no idea that Kharli was his wife and they haven’t been close since college. Mike’s love for Kharli is more about possession, control and competition. He doesn’t see her as a person but as an ideal, even after they had their “closure” talk. He is sterile (which he never told her to stay in her life, even if this pregnancy caused her stress) and he said that he wouldn’t be able to accept her daughter so why try to go after her? I understand being close to your parents but I didn’t like how Kharli’s family and friends were so into her marriage. As for Kharli’s mother she needs to be put in her place. Hudson really showed restraint in my opinion. As for Catrina, she’s exactly why it’s best to have a therapist to talk personal issues with. The thirst is real. She’s prepared to throw her so called best friend, probably the mother of her goddaughter, under the bus for a man. Worse, a man who doesn’t want her. I’m looking forward to the next book. I really hope that Hudson and Kharli will weather the storm coming their way.