: It is widely described as Wilsner's "sexiest" book yet, featuring frequent and intense spice. Surprisingly, it remains "angst-lite," avoiding massive blowouts even when secrets are revealed.
: The story is told from both Cassie and Erin’s points of view. This allows readers to see Erin’s struggle with being a "good mother" while finally prioritizing her own happiness after a stifling marriage. Mistakes Were Made by Meryl Wilsner
The "mistake" is realized the next morning at breakfast when Cassie’s best friend, Parker, introduces her to her mother: , the very same woman from the night before. Why Readers Are Obsessed : It is widely described as Wilsner's "sexiest"
The Messy, Sexy Charm of "Mistakes Were Made" by Meryl Wilsner featuring frequent and intense spice. Surprisingly