I just finished this book and loved the premise of Wren and Oscar's story.
The story takes place in the 1890s, so divorce and societal rules are much, much different than they are today. Wren finds herself in an abusive marriage that ends when her husband brings another woman home and announces his and Wren's marriage is done. Wren's father lives close, so Wren has a support system in place. She is also friends with the founders of the Women's Work Exchange that we were introduced to in the first book of the series. Wren struggles with being the subject of much gossip. The rumor mill seems to run overtime when it comes to Wren's divorce and her son. She's convinced she will never marry again. How could she trust another man to not break her heart again?
Enter Oscar. What starts out as a joint business venture quickly becomes more serious. Do Wren and Oscar have the strength to push through to a happily ever after?
Note: this book, again, is written in first person, which is a little off-putting and prevents the book from being a solid 4 star.