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Fallout | Tamar Cohen

1 post | 2 read | 4 to read

When close friends split, take care whose side you're onDan and Sasha are Josh and Hannah's closest friends, and lately they all seem to spend more time with each other than they do apart. But cozy weekends together quickly dissolve into a bitter game of tug-of-war when Dan utters three treacherous little words: I'm leaving her.Dan fully expects Josh to defend his choicesand that includes welcoming the sexy young model he's suddenly dating. Meanwhile, Dan's soon-to-be-ex-wife Sasha is devastateddangerously soby his betrayal, and she leans heavily on Hannah for support. Though Josh and Hannah try desperately to avoid the fallout of their friends' battle, they're quickly engulfed by the poisonous fog of attack lawyers, ugly accusations and untimely revelations. Soon they're suffocating in Dan and Sasha's secretsand their own.Darkly witty and utterly chilling, The Fallout exposes the volatile nature of divorceand the new lovers, obsessions and broken relationships that are left in its wake."

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The Broken | Tamar Cohen

so-so

I wanted to love this as I'd heard such good things about it but I found the characters unconvincing, I couldnt relate to, or even like, any of them. They just felt flat to me, I think the storyline would have worked if the characters were more three dimensional. Its very readable, just not particularly engaging.

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