But after three miscarriages, she begins to fall apart. She has a gorgeous, sweet, kind, thoughtful, loving husband, Ben, who thinks the world of her, is always there for her and who cares for her more than anything. It’s just one of those books I guess that really hits home with some people.Ĭathy has the perfect life. But… you might also end up loving the book. And you’ll probably hate the heroine at some point (or several). You WILL roll your eyes and want to throttle people. You WILL want to throw your eReader at the wall.

So, she told me everything and knowing those details pushed me over the edge and made me decided to give this book a shot. There was no way I was going into this one blind but all the insanely high ratings had my curiosity peaked. But I’ll be honest and tell you that the only way I was able to bring myself to read this was because a good friend gave me all the gory details in advance. I think every reader will just have to decide for themselves on this one. So hear me out and see if maybe this book might be for you. But… it wasn’t as clear cut here as I expected it to be and even though I’m not sure about where I stand on it, I can certainly understand why readers are loving it. It had almost all of my “no-no’s” in it, the biggest one being cheating, which is almost always a deal breaker for me. It basically seemed like the polar opposite of what I might love and truthfully, in a way, it was.

I’m not going to lie, when I first heard about it, I was 99.99% sure that I would hate this book. My feelings are just too all over the place. For the first time in my blogging life, I have no idea how to rate a book.

Arsen by Mia Asher