I liked the plot idea of Charlie who's in the army so he didn't know about his wife's "real job" and his reaction upon finding it out. But there were too many things about the plot that I disliked. I still found it hard to believe that Charlie, with his morals, was blinded enough to think that his wife would be faithful, especially considering her past. And it didn't make sense why Charlie's family couldn't warn Charlie about her job, especially as it was her job for so long. When they finally decided too, it was at such poor timing that there was no point. I also couldn't relate to Francesca. I kept wanting to skip past her storyline as I was more interested in Charlie's. Overall, I found it hard to keep reading in one sitting and had to keep stopping for breaks. The other book in the series were much better and unfortunately, this fourth one was a disappointment.