Lacey is probably the last person in town to realise that her husband is cheating on her. Dejected, she writes a newsletter to his clients and a lot of other people (including his parents and pastor) describing what a horrible human being he is and what he has done to her. The newsletter turns viral and even though it is hilarious, Lacey quickly realises that it will probably make her divorce much more difficult.

I found this story interesting mostly because there are some very good dialogues there. The plot is crystal clear from the beginning, which makes it hard to understand why it takes so long to develop, but the funny remarks were enough to keep me reading. Molly Harper writes light romances that never fail me when I need a break from the world. This is not her best, and is far from her Jane Jameson series, but if you enjoyed the Bluegrass stories then you will probably like this one as well.