Author: Carrie Aarons
Publication date: January 24, 2019
Pages: 224
Stars: 4
Publication date: January 24, 2019
Pages: 224
Stars: 4
Summary:
There is no way we can still love and cherish one and other.
There is no way we can still love and cherish one and other.
When I married Theo Walsh, the rough, bearded townie who worked construction on my family’s summer house, I’d found my happily ever after.
That was before the fighting.
Before the jealousy.
Before the infertility.
Before the jealousy.
Before the infertility.
We’ll be divorced long before death does us part.
But to secure my place in the family dynasty, there is just one more hoop I have to jump through. And I need him to do it.
Faking the marriage we once thrived in will gut me.
Especially with the secret I’m carrying.
Especially with the secret I’m carrying.
Theo
I would have sacrificed for her until the end of time.
My job.
My home.
My happiness.
My home.
My happiness.
I’d given it all up to marry her. That’s how much I loved Imogen Weston, the daughter to one of the world’s richest families.
From the day we met, I’d done nothing but try to live up to the man she expected to be with. And now, I was done.
Sure, I’d complete this one final ask of hers, even if it destroyed me.
But I’ve made her promise the one thing that might save me. She swore that after she got everything she ever wanted, she wouldn’t look back.
I made my wife vow to leave me forever.
Review:
I am absolutely so ridiculously torn on this book. It made me want to scream sometimes for both good and bad reasons. It hit me directly in the feels with the difficulty to get pregnant. The book had such strong makings of a Hallmark movie, I told my boyfriend that before I got more than 10% into the books. I am a lover of Hallmark but I don't read books like it. In that same sense Theo has the same passion and says the same cute shit my boyfriend does so he reminded me a lot of him in this book. The female leads name really irritated me, almost solely for the fact that I didn't know how to say it right in my head. Bookworm problems. I literally finished the book in less than two days. There was a big fight between the female lead and her best friend Nic. That really hit home with me because I've definitely been there more than a few times. I loved how it ended. I wish I had more to add I'm just trying to not give away spoilers! I may have expected more out of the book but even so I really did enjoy the book. I found myself laugh or on the verge of tears with the words written.
I am absolutely so ridiculously torn on this book. It made me want to scream sometimes for both good and bad reasons. It hit me directly in the feels with the difficulty to get pregnant. The book had such strong makings of a Hallmark movie, I told my boyfriend that before I got more than 10% into the books. I am a lover of Hallmark but I don't read books like it. In that same sense Theo has the same passion and says the same cute shit my boyfriend does so he reminded me a lot of him in this book. The female leads name really irritated me, almost solely for the fact that I didn't know how to say it right in my head. Bookworm problems. I literally finished the book in less than two days. There was a big fight between the female lead and her best friend Nic. That really hit home with me because I've definitely been there more than a few times. I loved how it ended. I wish I had more to add I'm just trying to not give away spoilers! I may have expected more out of the book but even so I really did enjoy the book. I found myself laugh or on the verge of tears with the words written.
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