Enjoyed this book with a few caveats. It was well written and I loved how the hero was determined not to give up on their marriage and how he accepted blame for his mistakes. Here's a thing I wonder constantly in HP books. The hero is seducing the reluctant heroine and she's all I don't want you. And of course she is trembling and kissing him back and has not will power to resist him and he says of course you want me, your trembling body and pointy nipples tells me so. Why does she never say 'my body might want you but my mind does not'. It seems to me that would give her some sort of credibility and plausible denial. She never does though. Here's my caveats: You knew all along that it was going to turn out that he had been drunk and the OW had snuck naked into his bed so that the heroine could find her there. It was a bit painful to read. Also, there was not enough discussion of how their marriage was already on the rocks before that scene. I wanted to see him explain why he partied so hard and let other random women come on to him all the time while first married to her. Minor stuff really and didn't take away much from the story. I liked it. ( )

Ooooh I love this book!! Marnie's brother is in trouble again so she asks her ex-husband Guy Frabosa, an ex-Formula 1 driver for help, in return he asks that she comes back to him though she caught him cheating on her with another woman. Despite this he wouldn't let her go. The last scene in the book when Marnie thinks Guy has died in an explosive car and she runs to him is amazing, especially when she finds him safe and sound. ( )

Ooooh I love this book!! Marnie's brother is in trouble again so she asks her ex-husband Guy Frabosa, an ex-Formula 1 driver for help, in return he asks that she comes back to him though she caught him cheating on her with another woman. Despite this he wouldn't let her go. The last scene in the book when Marnie thinks Guy has died in an explosive car and she runs to him is amazing, especially when she finds him safe and sound. ( )