Title: Amusing read with weaknesses
Product review: "The Marriage Lesson" is the light amusing story of a woman who longs for adventure, only to find it in a place she hadn't expected.This is an often-hilarious look at two people attracted to one another despite their best intentions. Alexander's writing flows smoothly, and the dialogue between the two protagonists is witty and clever. The characters are related to characters from "The Husband List," and I, for one, always appreciate revisiting characters from previous books.Despite all that, this book displayed some weaknesses. It almost seems as if Alexander decided on a plot and stuffed her characters into it despite their growth away from it! The plot seemed old and hackneyed, and the characters, although clever and appealing, were not well-developed. Their motivations seemed very shallow and somewhat unrealistic.All in all, I'd call this book a good light read for someone who enjoys laughing out loud and doesn't mind a lack of development and realism.
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