3.5 stars 
 I enjoyed Natasha Ander's The Unwanted Wife. Grovelling heros are so my thing. This one came a little short for me, mostly because we start the story off early enough that we see so much more of the horrible side of the hero. With Unwanted Wife we pick up the story very much after the hero is almost done being a jerk and she wants a divorce. Here we have to buy her jumping into bed with this guy who she thought was an a**. He was so cold after their first time together that I didn't want her to give him a second time. He didn't even get her name right. I wanted her to have more self respect. 
 The part where she was clueless about her pregnancy, has conversations with her brother's wife, and then seeing the doctor, I felt was slow and could have been cut. 
 I did like the second half a lot more. I liked how the author made the turnaround of his character and his feelings a slow believable situation, and handled a delicate emotional issue. It did pull at heart strings. I was rooting for them in the end. 
 I also loved the supporting character Cal, Cleo's old dance partner. 
 Premise in a gist: Cleo falls into bed with her arrogant boss Dante during a business trip to Tokyo. She finds out she is pregnant and this is a story of them navigating their situation.