I didn't like this book, through at least the first 75% of the book. I thought Russ was a dimwit, who wasn't actually paying attention to his marriage, and who couldn't actually make decisions. 
 However, there were several characters I enjoyed. London, who was perhaps written a trifle too precocious. Joey the lawyer, who told it like it was. And Marge. 
 The last 25% of the book was... effective. I think it was nicely written and I wish the first 75% had been written half as well. 
 One part of the book that I had mixed feelings about was the male perspective. Everything was from Russ's perspective. While few "romance" novels offer this perspective, and having one is probably a benefit, I didn't like this one. I thought the portrayal of the wife as one dimensional (bitchy/money grubbing/narcissistic) was over simplifying a situation that in real life is always extremely complicated.