NEW REVIEW: Carolyn Moncel - 5 Reasons to Leave a Lover

Carolyn Moncel -
5 Reasons to Leave A Lover -
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4 out of 5 books -

5 Reasons to Leave a Lover is a collection of short stories. The main story centers on a married couple, Ellery and Julien. Ellery discovers that her husband is having an affair, and she then goes through a series of emotions and questions that mirror those that could occur in real life. Ellery questions why her husband is cheating on her, if she is not enough for him, and what is so special about the other woman.

While there are many fiction books that touch on the subject of infidelity, author Carolyn Moncel writes this story as an emotional tale that the reader can identify with. Unlike other books, Moncel shows that the man can feel inadequate and simply want to feel needed in a relationship and that it is not always sex that leads them astray. 5 Reasons to Leave a Lover also shows the emotions that the other woman might experience once they find out that they are the “other woman.”

This collection of short stories was a quick read as each one was intriguing in its own way. I highly recommend this collection to everyone.

Reviewed by Tiffany for Urban Reviews

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