Books matching: infidelity and relationships
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'The State of Affairs: Rethinking Infidelity' by Esther Perel delves into the complexities of relationships, infidelity, and human nature. It challenges conventional views on partnerships and marriages, exploring the reasons behind infidelity and providing insights on how to navigate through the aftermath of affairs. Through real-life cases and in-depth analysis, Perel examines different types of couples and the impact of infidelity on relationships, urging readers to rethink monogamy and societal definitions of marriage.
It would take too long to explain the intimate alliance of contradictions in human nature which makes love itself wear at times the desperate shape of betrayal. And perhaps there is no possible explan...- #2
Save:'The Sleeper' by Emily Barr is a gripping psychological thriller that follows the intertwined stories of Lara and Iris. Lara, whose marriage is on the rocks, finds herself entangled in a dangerous affair on a sleeper train, while Iris is on a quest to uncover the truth behind Lara's sudden disappearance. Emily Barr's writing style weaves a tale of obsession, deception, and past tragedies colliding, keeping readers on the edge of their seats as the story unfolds through multiple perspectives.
He stands next to me on the balcony and hands me the green mug his horrible mother gave me for Christmas. A train pulls into the station below us. It has two carriages, and thus is the biggest train t... - #3
Save:The Other Woman by Jordan Silver tells a gripping story about betrayal and revenge. The plot follows a female main character (FMC) whose husband cheats on her. As she navigates her heartbreak, her best friend steps in, offering support and an unexpected romance. The narrative dives into the dark and over-the-top aspects of payback, providing multiple points of view, including those of the cheater and the other woman. Readers can anticipate twists that make the outcome very satisfying, especially for those who resonate with themes of karma and ultimate justice against infidelity.
Jordan Silver's writing style is known for its choppy yet engaging prose. Many readers find her storytelling captivating, despite some critiques regarding the one-dimensional characters. The humor and outrageous scenarios keep the pace lively, allowing for a quick read that feels rewarding. The book is characterized by a blend of dark themes and light-hearted moments, appealing to a diverse audience who enjoys a cathartic experience through fiction.
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Save:Frayed Silk by Ella Fields is a story that delves into the struggles of a married couple, Dahlia and Leo, as they navigate a crumbling relationship filled with secrets, neglect, and a lack of intimacy. Dahlia finds herself longing for her husband's affection, but Leo remains distant, pushing her to seek solace in Jared, leading to a complex web of emotions and decisions. The book explores themes of infidelity, love, and the intricate dynamics of relationships, all narrated through Dahlia's perspective with raw emotions and a gripping storyline that keeps readers engaged till the end.
Over the past seven months, he’s closed himself off to me. To our children. To our once happy life together. And he’s never told me why. Why he’s chosen to make me feel so alone. As if I’m invisible e... - #5
Save:'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' by Alan Sillitoe is a novel that delves into the life of Arthur Seaton, a working-class man in Nottingham who works in a factory during the week and seeks excitement and thrills on the weekends. The book portrays Arthur as a self-centered, hedonistic character who indulges in drinking, fights, and affairs with married women. Despite his flaws, Sillitoe's writing style captures the essence of working-class life in England in the 1960s, showcasing the struggles and desires of individuals like Arthur who are trapped in a cycle of monotony and rebellion against authority.
The narrative skillfully weaves together themes of class struggle, individuality, and societal norms, presenting a complex character in Arthur Seaton who is both rebellious and relatable. Through Arthur's interactions with his family, friends, and romantic interests, the novel explores the tensions between personal freedom and social expectations, offering a raw and gritty portrayal of working-class existence in post-war Britain.
The rowdy gang of singers who sat at the scattered tables saw Arthur walk unsteadily to the head of the stairs, and though they must all have known that he was dead drunk, and seen the danger he would... - #6
Save:Slip of the Tongue by Jessica Hawkins is a gripping tale of love, betrayal, and forgiveness. The story follows Sadie, a woman caught in a whirlwind of emotions as her seemingly perfect marriage with Nathan begins to crumble. When a new neighbor, Finn, enters the picture, a complex web of lust, guilt, and heartache unfolds. The book delves into the complexities of relationships and the raw emotions that come with them, leaving readers on an emotional rollercoaster from start to finish. Jessica Hawkins' writing style is described as authentic, raw, and emotionally gripping, with a plot that keeps readers hooked until the very end.
The man who just stepped out of 6A doesn’t notice me staring. He shakes out his honeyed-brown hair like a boy after a bath and wipes his temple with his sleeve. He rolls his neck. Watching him, I feel... - #7
Save:'Seized by Love' by Susan Johnson is a historical romance novel set in the Russian/Kuzan Family series. The story follows Prince Kuzan, a Russian playboy prince known for his womanizing ways, who takes on a bet to seduce an unseduceable woman. However, he ends up falling for Alisa, a young woman with a tragic past, leading to a tumultuous love story filled with passion, flawed characters, and a mix of alpha and gamma traits in the hero. explores themes of love, redemption, and the complexities of relationships in a historical setting.
The last goblet had, long before, been flung aside in toast and joined the brilliant display of broken crystal gracing the stone hearth. There, the litter of crystalline shards reflected and transform... 'The Truth: An Uncomfortable Book About Relationships' by Neil Strauss is a beautifully written adventure that follows the main character on a personal odyssey towards understanding the true meaning of relationships. The book delves into the pimp daddy lifestyle, insecurities, and the impacts of childhood trauma on one's life. Through rawness and vulnerability, the author shares his emotional journey of self-discovery and growth, making it a fascinating and educating read for anyone interested in life and relationships.
Across the aisle from me on the plane is a thin girl with black hair. She could be anywhere from seventeen to twenty-three. And she has it: dark eyeliner, fake lashes, a small round tattoo on her lowe...- #9
Save:'The Ragman's Son' by Kirk Douglas is an autobiography that delves into the life of the legendary actor, from his poverty-stricken childhood to his rise to stardom in Hollywood. The book portrays Kirk Douglas as a complex and troubled individual, not shying away from discussing his mistakes and personal struggles. Through anecdotes, the author reveals his journey filled with ambition, success, love affairs, and conflicts with fellow actors, providing a candid and sometimes gossipy account of his life.
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Save:'Locked In' by Anna Chastain revolves around the story of Grace and Ben, a couple whose marriage hits a rough patch when Ben's actions lead to a major misunderstanding. The plot delves into themes of love, forgiveness, and communication as the couple navigates the challenges in their relationship with the help of a marriage counselor. The writing style is praised for its emotional depth, honest portrayal of everyday marriages, and the perfect balance of angst and groveling.
I check on Liam before heading to the kitchen, and he’s out, my sweet boy. Lunches were packed for the next day of school, dishes were done, leftovers put away in the fridge, and I am bent over the k...
