My recommendation would be to take your time making a decision. Your wife will want you to commit to a second chance. She will want you to get over it. Too bad. I recommend you take 6 months before you deciee to reconcile or not. You need to determine if this was a dealbreaker for you. That takes a long time although you will think you have decided many times over in the next few months. Slow down. Slow is fast and fast is slow. Your decision is one factor; her decision is another. To even consider reconciling, it requires a truly remorseful wayward spouse. The fact that she didn't disclose her affair is telling. She'd like to think she told you but in reality, it was discovered amd now she is in damage control. Not a good start. A truly remorseful spouse will do whatever it takes to gain your trust. She should expect that if she wants to gift of reconciliation, her life must now be an open book. She must answer all of your questions without hesitation and with complete honesty. You deserve the truth so that you can make an informed decision about who you want to spend the rest of your life with. She should be completely transparent with her whereabouts, communication devices, and so forth. She should embrace the opportunity to regain your trust. Not my usual feast of bloody serial killings awash with gore and body parts, and sacrificial murder with religious undertones, Date With Betrayal is more of a cosy mystery. It involves the targeting of our hero, ex-cop Samson O’Brien, by a hitman, due to his time in the Met when he worked undercover. Obviously if I’d read the other books, I would know more about this, but I know he came home to the village of Bruncliffe in the Yorkshire Dales and started the Dales Detective Agency with Delilah Metcalfe.

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Then there are betrayals that are plain and simple deliberate acts, either of malice, opportunism, or heartless indifference. Sexual infidelity: adultery is often the first thing that springs to mind when you think of a betrayal in a relationship. It’s a very difficult one to take.Oblivious to his impending date with darkness, Samson is busy juggling a series of cases at the Dales Detective Agency. Too busy, in fact, to take the entreaties of a certain Mrs Lister seriously. The concerned mother is convinced her son Stuart – the local lettings agent at Taylor’s Estate Agents – has gone missing, despite evidence to the contrary.

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In the seventh novel in Julia Chapman’s Dales Detective series, Date with Betrayal , betrayal is rife in the idyllic Yorkshire Dales as Samson O’Brien, owner of the Dales Detective Agency, is targeted by a hitman. Can Bruncliffe save him? A brilliantly engaging and witty mystery, perfect for fans of Richard Osman’s The Thursday Murder Club and M. C. Beaton’s Agatha Raisin series. Regarding your high school daughter, I understand your concern. However, at that age I would simply assume that she knows. Either your wife, her sister, or her intuition has revealed the truth. You may be able to force your wife to tell you more details if you threaten to tell your daughter about her affair. Her response will tell you a lot. Sheer panic on her part would suggest that she believes that your daughter does not yet know about it & you may get her to open up. A somewhat calm reaction would tell you that your daughter already knows. Quelques jours après la fin du tome précédent, nous entrons dans une course poursuite après le temps pour sauver Samson du tueur qui a été envoyé.

With suspicion hanging over someone they both care for, the two feuding neighbours soon realize that they need to work together to solve the mystery of the dating deaths. But working together is easier said than done . . . Avoid idolizing the past as some perfect moment in time when everything was well in the world. Be realistic and accept that problems existed in your relationship before the betrayal took place. This was a really enjoyable read for me. I loved all the characters, which are a mix of old and young but work really well together. After a little bit of a slow start I started to get to grips with all the characters and how they connected with each other and really began to enjoy the story. It looks like a cosy mystery from the cover and to some extent it is but it's also got a bit of bite to it and some very tense and gripping moments.