Shame by Ainsley Booth

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Grace:
I never thought my husband would cheat on me. I was wrong.
Now I need to pick up the tattered remnants of my life and figure out how to put one foot in front of the other. How to look at myself in the mirror without seeing my own secrets scrawled there in shameful scarlet.

Luke:
I am exactly the asshole you think I am.
I don’t deserve her. I should walk away. But I can’t let her go without a fight. Too late–too damn late–I’m realizing what I’ve done and everything that I’ve lost. Everything I want back again, or maybe really to have and to hold properly for the first time. In order to stay with Grace and win her back, I’m going to need to storm through fire, over and over again.

This is a standalone novel for Grace and Luke. It is also book two of a two-book duet about two different couples. Also available is Tempt, Sam and Hazel’s story.

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File Name:shame-by-ainsley-booth.epub
Original Title:Shame (Secrets and Lies Book 2)
Creator:Ainsley Booth
Language:en
Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B083ZL4HD9
Publisher:Ainsley Booth
Date:2021-03-29T18:30:00+00:00
File Size:224.534 KB

Table of Content

1. Title Page
2. Contents
3. About this Book
4. Dedication
5. 1. Grace
6. 2. Luke
7. 3. Grace
8. 4. Luke
9. 5. Grace
10. 6. Luke
11. 7. Grace
12. 8. Luke
13. 9. Grace
14. 10. Luke
15. 11. Grace
16. 12. Luke
17. 13. Grace
18. 14. Luke
19. 15. Grace
20. 16. Luke
21. 17. Grace
22. 18. Luke
23. 19. Grace
24. 20. Luke
25. 21. Grace
26. 22. Grace
27. 23. Luke
28. 24. Grace
29. 25. Grace
30. 26. Luke
31. 27. Grace
32. 28. Luke
33. 29. Grace
34. 30. Luke
35. 31. Grace
36. 32. Luke
37. The Art/Lit Project

Broken to Whole
A Full Exploration of the Aftermath

38. Also by Ainsley Booth
39. About the Author
40. Copyright

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3 comments

Jo Jo：

It's a well-written story but I did not want them to get back together. He cheated on her and destroyed a 20 year marriage and then said he regretted it. Ok, fine. But he still has to be told- by her, by his brother, by his therapist--how to make amends. There's no organic drive in him to learn or do what he needs to apologize to his wife; he has to have someone holding his hand and telling him what to do. It just doesn't seem genuine if you can't figure that stuff for yourself.

Replya year ago

Isabella Brown：

The author had a good plotline but the execution lacks. The book as a whole felt incomplete.

Reply3 years ago

K Paul：

Meh. Couldn't finish it