"Despite the hints (moisturizer? skinny-leg trousers?), Lucy had no clue that her husband of sixteen years was about to bolt. Now she's dealing with shock, loneliness, and girlfriends who alternately pity her and provoke her to rage. To her utter dismay, she is also apparently competing with her own teenage daughter for a new man's attention. At least the post-breakup Botox is making it easier to hide her emotions. Trent pictured freedom, self-discovery, and maybe some sex with actual passion. So far, he's mostly watching hockey in a hotel room and wondering what's next. And learning why companies make rules against office romance. Being middle-aged and married isn't easy. The jury's still out on being middle-aged and single...There are two sides to every breakup"--Cover, p. 4.