Breaking up is hard to do A tipsy confession of infidelity during their engagement hasn t been the best start to Sarah s marriage. Blurting it out on their honeymoon wasn t exactly the best timing， either. Still， how could he complain? It had taken Paul O Brian five years to propose， and even then he d made only occasional guest appearances in Sarah s bed! Briefly aroused by a luxury holiday， he d since managed to father their adorable son， now three years old; otherwise the ring on Sarah s finger signified little more than a shrewd purchase. But now Paul had decided it was time to cut their losses. With a divorce. What had happened to them? Weren t they once the perfect couple? Surely her savvy city-guy husband hadn t fallen prey to that humiliating cliché， the seven-year itch. . . Thrown into a state of denial， then self-doubt， followed by determination not to go under without a fight， Sarah is catapulted into an unforgettable last year of being married. Outrageously sexy， bitingly witty， uncompromisingly truthful. . .Sarah pulls no punches as she explodes the myth of happily ever after once and for all.