WHEN SARAH GETS HER CHANCE, her one and only chance, to fulfil some of her deepest emotional and sexual desires, was she wrong to seize the opportunity? Are the lines between fidelity and adultery really black and white or is there a possibility that they can be acceptably blurred? Her story doesn't set out to answer these questions - simply to ask that the reader save any considerations until the end before forming an opinion on Sarah and her actions and decisions. To the outsider, or anyone reading this book from the 'innocent' party of an adulterous relationship, what Sarah created was a decade long web of lies and deceit sprinkled with episodes of unadulterated passion. The question the book poses is not whether Sarah was right or wrong or whether the reader believes her to be right or wrong. The question to be answered is given the exact same circumstances - what would YOU have done?
