My favorite of the author's books that I've read. I very much liked the plot and the character development. I had a hard time putting it down. ( )

Nic(ole) and (Anna)Belle have been together for thirteen years. Nic's career is progressing and Belle has quit work to be a "housewife" and is looking forward to starting a family.

Nic travels regularly for work. One night, not for the first time, she hooks up with a stranger in a bar and something sparks between her and Davis.

Davis has been hurt before and is closed off to the possibility of a new relationship, but she sees something in Nic, who doesn't reveal to Davis that she is already in a relationship.

Nic chooses to string both women along rather than hurt Belle or Davis by breaking things off with them.

Of course it all falls apart, all three women a devastated and we follow them as they rebuild their lives.

I enjoy books that deal with infidelity and there don't seem to be many sapphic romances that fall into this category. This is a great one.

Nic is easy to despise and I was surprised when the story continued to follow her after the big breakup - her path isn't an easy one and I felt she deserved everything she gets. Annabelle was the star of the story for me, and seeing her grow in strength and independence as she builds a better life for herself was a joy.

If you can handle the angst then this is a great read. Very recommended. ( )

I struggled with this book, but decided to give it 5 stars. This book had me experiencing so many emotions, anger, disgust, happiness and pride. Infidelity is never am easy subject and Rachel handled this very well. ( )

I, like others, did not really want to read this book. However, having seen how the author has matured over the years in her writing, I decided to give this a go. Yes, it was a dangerous topic for Ms. Spangler to approach, and yes, I believe she did an admirable job. I found myself waiting for Nic to wake up to herself. Belle was just too weak at first and Davis just too gullible. Cas just annoyed me. The author really bought all the characters together and showed what love (and a lot of common sense) can do when we try to understand ourselves better. I feel this book may have been a turning point for Rachel Spangler, whose writing is much livelier and more potent now.

For a book that made me so mad in the beginning, Does She Love You? ended up being a rather likable read that tugged at my heart strings. Some readers may find the way things take a turn unrealistic or even disturbing, but Rachel Spangler does a fabulous job of making the reason things go the way they do natural and believable. As frustrating and selfish as Nic (one of the main characters) is, that's how sweet and reliable, caring and spunky Annabelle and Davis are...as hard as it was for me to like Nic, she is no less a fully fleshed out character for being so easy to dislike. ( )