Title: What an awful book!
Product review: Selah Wells loves her husband, yet she constantly cheats on him. Of course, she comes from an unstable family (absent father, promiscuous mother) and Adams keeps on hammering her melodramatic background, to make sure one understands that it explains her current flaws. True, Selah is quite dumb, but the author shouldn't treat the reader as if he's stupid too--repeating the same facts over and over.The whole book looks like it could be the basis for one of those awful made-for-TV movies; the other characters are not much better (or more interesting) than Selah and, throughout the novel, Jenoyne Adams proves she has as much subtlety as a wrecking ball--and about as much talent .
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