Who are the biggest cheaters? Men or women?
You're wrong, no matter what your answer is.
Henley
Henley Everhart's life was a good one. With adorable-albeit, wacky-parents, a great sister, a wonderful job, and the independence of a strong woman, Henley had no complaints. She was even lucky enough to be dating a co-worker who understood the stress of the advertising world and didn't smother her with neediness. Henley even expected a ring soon.
When Henley's boyfriend finally does propose with a ring, it's to someone else. A surprise visit turns into the humiliation of a lifetime, and after causing a scene worthy of an internet clip, Henley hits the first bar she sees, and the anger is alive and well the more she tries to drink away her sorrows. Or is it anger that she's trying to drink away? She's not even sure anymore.
Dash
Dash Weston's life was pretty remarkable. With supportive parents, a kiss-ass brother, more money than he'll ever need, and a job he loved, Dash had no issues in life. He was even lucky to be dating a woman who understood the pressures of his job. A genius security programmer, Dash didn't work a nine-to-five. Finding someone who supported that was damn near a miracle.
When Dash's girlfriend assumes that he's at work as usual, he assumes that she's doing the same thing. A surprise visit home proves them both wrong. After Dash catches her screwing another man in their bed, he kicks the guy's ass, dumps her, then heads to the nearest bar to drink his fury away. Deep in his drink and stewing in his anger, he's not expecting what happens next.
When the battle of the sexes gets real.
Fresh with anger, hurt, humiliation, and alcohol, Henley is not about to let some stranger rain on her heartbroken parade. When Dash Weston dares to tell her that woman are the root of all evil, she comes back swinging, much to the wariness of the frightened bartender.
Fresh with anger, hurt, humiliation, and alcohol, Dash is not about to let some stranger steal this heartbroken thunder. When Henley Everhart dares to tell him that men are the cause of all the world's problems, he defends his species passionately, though the bartender is wisely keeping his mouth shut.
When heartache, embarrassment, and bitterness eventually give way to the need for validation, Henley and Dash find themselves at the hotel across the street in search of that validation. Dash in a bid to prove that he doesn't suck in bed, and Henley in a bid to prove that she isn't a prude in bed.
After hours of being.uh, validated, Henley sneaks out on Dash the next morning, then moves on with her life, believing that she's never going to see him again. Surprise, she's wrong. Three months later, they're thrown together for work, and three months later, Dash is still pissed. Very pissed.
NOTE: This book contains adult language, adult situations, and explicit sexual encounters. If sensitive to any of the aforementioned issues, please do not purchase.
