Is it just me or are the Harlequin heroines just pushovers?????  This book kinda irritated me in that he believes she cheated on him because of the "so called" evidence and when she believed the same of him she wasn't supposed to jump to conclusions?????  WHAT????  He says he can't forgive her and that she gave her body to another man that everytime he looks at her he pictures that creeps hands on her.  Um . . . didn't he have several flings after their break up???  Plus he even admits to that and that doesn't seem to bother her?  He also says something about how she destroyed his love for her by giving herself to another man while still legally married to him.  When he was sleeping around weren't the H/h still LEGALLY married??  Why doesn't she call him out on this??  I don't get it????  What century is she from?  Why is it that the supposed contemporaries have the heroines acting like wimps and women that will overlook this behavior while the historical h's don't?  What is wrong with this picture?