Jo Driggers

I get why he felt he must write this book. I do. Sometimes unfortunately we are dealt such extreme grief that we feel we must put pen to paper. With this being said, Mark came across to me as arrogant, self serving, a narcissist not to mention he is an adulterer. There were times I had to walk away from the book I was so mad at him for his actions. I hate that he made Jennair seem so nasty. At the same time, my mind kept saying….he’s still IN LOVE with his wife. I have questions Mark!!! One moment you had such a horrible marriage you’d wanted out for years, then another page you couldn’t believe what you were doing and questioned if you really wanted a divorce. Gosh, I have sooo many questions. I did feel in the end Mark was trying hard to begin to realize what he actually did to his beautiful wife. It’s an intriguing read and highly saddening at the same time. Sometimes I felt I could feel Jennair’s pain. It was so sad. Meredith should have never died the way she did. But, she certainly wasn’t innocent in this triangle by any means. She seemed to not care whatsoever about this man’s wife knowing what her affair with Mark was doing to Jennair. I’ll keep the rest of my feelings towards Mark’s mistress to myself. Mark had a wife who cared for him and loved him dearly.