A marriage can be measured in secrets best kept, and secrets better off forgotten. Kate Johnson learns this the hard way when her charming husband shows signs of living a double life. As she uncovers evidence of affair after affair, she must decide for herself what she can and can't live with. Red flags become his red carpet as he turns his lies against her. And if she tries to stop him, Kate risks losing her husband, her home, and her family forever.
In this tale of dangerous deception, Eleanor Kelley weaves a woeful tale of love gone wrong. Can Kate hold on to what she loves most, or will she be consumed by her obsession to expose her husband's true face?
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As Kate stepped out of the elevator, she was overwhelmed with memories of her mother's death.- CHAPTER ONE
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(@atmospherepress, 4 May 2021, e-book, 160 pages, borrowed from @GlasgowLib via @BorrowBox)
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I enjoyed A Pressing Affair even though Harry and Kate rally irritated me and got on my nerves most of the time. I can't decide if this is a good or bad thing. I felt sorry for Kate but she's such a wet rag she grated on me at times. I wanted her to sprout a backbone, tell her awful husband where to go and stand up for herself. I really hated Harry, what a pompous a-hole. The way he treats Kate made me furious. I loved the dark turn the book takes at the end.
