Marti asked Nesly Clerge:

I am reading The Anatomy of Cheating now and I find myself reading at work which 1) is forbidden and 2) proves how good it is considering I am "rule follower". In your opinion does The Stark Trilogy read with this much anticipation as TAOC does? Regardless, I have to get my hands on them. Hoping my little small town bookstore carries them.

Nesly Clerge First order of business, thank you for reading my novel, The Anatomy of Cheating. I am delighted of the fact that you have enjoyed it thus far. Please accept my apologies for the delayed response. The Starks Trilogy is based on deception, betrayal, and the inevitable circumstances of infidelity. What I’ve learned as a novelist is this: What makes a novel enjoyable is solely based on the reader’s preference. And there are several factors one must consider. Is it your particular genre? Do you prefer likable characters? Do you prefer a plot driven or character driven prose? From my point of view, The Starks Trilogy, is an excellent read, but of course my views are biased since I’m the author. Most readers of the Anatomy of Cheating raved about the Starks Trilogy. Once again, it depends on the individual. As you can see from the reviews, some readers thought it was the worst book ever written, while the majority of readers expressed their enthusiasm and satisfaction. Unfortunately, my books are exclusive to Amazon, it is very unlikely that you’ll be able to purchase them from your town bookstore. Hopefully, I’ve answered your question, but please feel free to contact me should you have any other questions.

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