E. G. Scott (1)

Paul and Rebecca are a couple. They had come together through having an affair, with Paul the one being married. Their life is good, although not idealic. Paul has been lately not working and Rebecca is carrying the weight of earning a living being a drug rep.
Rebecca has been partaking of the drugs that she is selling and has become addicted. Paul has been carrying on an affair with Sheila.
There are many side stories with this novel. Unfortunately, I was really able to figure out this ending about mid-way through the novel. It was interesting to read, though.… (meer)

Some interesting characters and unexpected plot twists made this a quick read. Rebecca and Paul are drawn together based on mutually tramatic childhoods and begin their marriage full of romance and future dreams. They settle into a cute little cottage and buy a property with hopes of building their dream home. Initially, Paul's career as a contractor blossoms but after it takes a dive, his ego takes a hit and he begins an affair. Rebecca is suspicious but copes with help from her increasing drug habit. After Wes (Rebecca's Big Pharma boss) fires her, she loses both her personal pill supply and the income she and Paul rely on. While trying to uncover her husband's questionable activities, she imitates her normal routine, dressing for work and attending spin classes with her "girlfriends ", which include Wes' wife, and unbeknownst to her, her husband's mistress. As the wall of secrets that she and Paul are building escalates even higher, two local women go missing and detectives come knocking on their door. When a dead body is found on their property, the shit really hits the fan.… (meer)