For Better and Worse Lib/E (Audiobook)

from bookchickdi

Margot Hunt's For Better and Worse begins with Natalie and Will Clarke meeting in law school, and soon they fell in love and married. Natalie and Will were very different- she was serious, decisive and driven, knowing from the beginning that she wanted to be criminal defense lawyer. Will was more...

from LiveLaughRead

I thought this book was good. Definitely a relatable topic being a parent. A “what would you do” in this situation type thing. I thought the ending was going a different way and I felt it was ultimately lacking in my opinion. The characters weren't too likable, you didn't learn too much about the...

from sensitivemuse

**Spoilers ahead, you've been warned** This was an intensely insane book. It was filled with such tension and apprehension that you're filled with pins and needles all throughout the book. You knew it was inevitable and everything was going to be crumbling down with Nat's plan but the question wa...

from Bonnie.Franks

This one was a surprise around every corner. I was drawn in from the first paragraph. I related to the characters, in that I felt some of the precise emotions Jack's mother felt toward certain people. It is difficult to discuss this book without giving anything away, but the book jacket tells us ...

from kbranfield

For Better and Worse by Margot Hunt is a clever domestic mystery. Natalie Clarke and her husband Will met in law school, married and are now the doting parents of their eleven year old son, Charlie. Natalie is a criminal defense attorney whose über organization keeps their lives running smoothly...