From Bethany Chase whom bestselling author Emily Giffin calls a great new voice in fiction comes a wise and delightfully relatable novel about a woman s journey to rebuild her life, and her heart, after a stunning betrayal.
"Can you ever really know the person you love?"
She never saw it coming. Without even a shiver of suspicion to warn her, art curator Caroline Hammond discovers that her husband is having an affair with a man a revelation that forces her to question their entire history together, from their early days as high school sweethearts through their ten years as a happily married couple. In her now upside-down world, Caroline begins envisioning her life without the relationship that has defined it: the loneliness of being an I instead of a we; the rekindled yet tenuous closeness with her younger sister; and the unexpected and potentially disastrous attraction she can t get off her mind. Caroline always thought she knew her own love story, but as her husband s other secrets emerge, she must decide whether that story s ending will mean forgiving the man she s loved for half her life, or facing her future without him.
Compassionate and uplifting, "Results May Vary" is a bittersweet celebration of the heart s ability to turn unexpected troubles into extraordinary strength.
Advance praise for "Results May Vary"
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An altogether addictive read . . . Chase creates characters a reader can truly care about in] a novel that doles out both laughter and tears. " Kirkus Reviews"
"Results May Vary" is an openhearted and sweetly rendered story of lost love and found strength. Melissa DeCarlo, author of "The Art of Crash Landing
" Relatable, engaging, and ultimately uplifting, as it explores the secrets hidden beneath the surface of a marriage that seems enviable . . . You'll root for Caroline as she struggles through heartbreak toward an unexpected new future. Sarah Pekkanen, author of"The Perfect Neighbors"
Praise for Bethany Chase s "The One That Got Away"
An authentic and warm voice infuses this story of humor, heartbreak, and home. Patti Callahan Henry, author of "And Then I Found You"
This perfectly paced story is full of fresh, engaging characters. Marisa de los Santos, author of "Falling Together""