Heather Bentley

Heath and Leah.

This book contains cheating. I don't like cheating and I don't usually read book that contain someone cheating unless it is focused on the road of redemption, whether the couple end up back together or not.

Heath is a mess and to be fair the warning signs are there for Leah that he's not a good bet, he's not stable enough and he doesn't have a good track record with relationships. That said he is different with her and they feel a connection so they get together.
By 50%, the nasty deed is done and it's about recovery and both of them picking up the pieces from the wreckage.
What Heath does is awful, who and how it happens is totally destructive to their relationship but his past does play a factor in his warped view of relationships, I am not making excuses, what he did is a huge NO, but it's well written.
He makes huge changes and Leah doesn't welcome him back with open arms and redemption is a long road, it takes some time.
There is also a scene that shows he learnt his lesson by not repeating his mistake when he had opportunity to do so even though at the time he is free.
There are good secondary characters esp a best friend who is quite focal in the story.
This is my first book by this author.

If you can't tolerate cheating this book won't be for you but if you are looking for redemption and a bit of heartbreak then you may enjoy it.

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