This unconventional book is sure to add a dash of restless anxiety into more than a few marriages.
Responding to the female protagonist’s question, “Do you hug your wife this way too?” her lover, a married man, says, “We’re family. Family doesn’t do this stuff.” Family doesn’t do what stuff? I’m thinking I want to know precisely what you’re talking about! Reading this made me suddenly eager to contact the author and ask her myself.
A once common aphorism states that, “Love is indispensable in sex before marriage, as is sex in love after marriage.” While some say it as a joke, others know it to be true. Honestly, for both family and lovers, the relationship hangs on much more than the relevance of either sex or love. This terrifying ingredient in this work is its asking of one simple question: How far along is it in a marriage when couples start expecting something different of their spouse?