Break Even is one of those books you read biting your nails, wondering what the outcome will be. Marley (the first time I heard this name for a woman, I said I have to use it as a heroine name in one of my novels, but Ms. De Jong beat me to it ) is married and in love with her husband, but their relationship has changed since they first married. She wants to have a baby, but her husband is distracted and working and traveling a lot. 
 Enter River Holtz, a new client. From the minute he shows up, you know he's nothing but trouble, with his fine a$$. He's cocky, says and does inappropriate things that he has no business saying or doing to a married woman, and demanding of Marley's time. For her part, Marley tries to fight the attraction, but eventually gives in. When she does - BOOM - fireworks. 
 I knew Marley's husband was up to no good, but when the truth comes out, it's even worse than I thought. A good story overall, and I'm going to look for more by this author.