The Secret Lives of Married Women by Elissa Wald

As if it might be taken from me at any moment.Ĭontrary to the cover, this book is not erotic fiction. Overall, this lacked a little punch and was my least favourite of the Hard Case Crime books so far, but it was still a fun, captivating, and fast-paced read.Īnd yet this happiness didn’t feel the way I’d always imagined it would. Some parts felt unrealistic or rushed, and some characters were a little underdeveloped or stereotypical. I liked how she explored the dark side of human nature and the consequences of our choices. Wald writes with a sharp and witty style that kept me engrossed for the most part. It's not for the faint of heart, but if you're looking for a thrilling and erotic read, you might enjoy this one.

The book is full of twists and turns, sex and violence, secrets and lies. They each embark on a dangerous affair that threatens to destroy their lives and their families. The book follows two sisters, Leda and Marta, who are both lawyers and both unhappy in their marriages. The world was brimming over with beauty and she could see it everywhere.' 'Each city block held something lovely to look at: green tendrils twining along a barbed wire fence, a red embroidered mitten dropped on the sidewalk, jeweled pastries in a bakery window.

I just finished reading The Secret Lives of Married Women by Elissa Wald and I have to say it was a wild ride.