if you only knew book by kristan higgins

Plus, I'm moving out of the city, so for the past three weeks, I've been trying to eat or give away every morsel of food in my apartment. However, I woke up this morning utterly starving, and I knew the food would be amazing at the shower. That turned out not to be quite true, but we did stay friends. Every time I brought it up, though, Owen said he wasn't sure the time was right, and he loved our life the way it was. After all, I'm the one who always wanted kids. It's just that I didn't want to seem bitter by not showing up-though I'm pretty sure I am bitter, at least a little. I know that coming today is incredibly pathetic, don't worry. But this smile, the baby-shower smile.this is superhuman, really. Harder, even, my 'gosh, isn't it wonderful, she's so radiant' smile that I give at work quite often, especially as my brides get bitchier or their mothers get more critical or their maids of honor get more jealous. Indeed, I'm sitting next to her, a place of honor in this circle of beaming well-wishers, and I'm probably beaming just as hard as everyone else. I'm at the baby shower for Ana-Sofia, Owen's wife and my replacement. Both Rachel and Jenny will have to come to terms with the past and the present, and find a way to help each other get what they want most of all.Today is one of those days when I realize that staying friends with my ex-husband was a huge mistake. Rachel points to their parents' perfect marriage as a shining example of patience and forgiveness but to protect her sister, Jenny may have to tarnish that memoryand their relationshipand reveal a family secret she's been keeping since childhood. She always thought she'd walk away in this situation but now she's wavering, much to Jenny's surprise. Rachel's idyllic marriage, however, is imploding after she discovers what looks like her husband's infidelity. Needing closure, Jenny trades the Manhattan skyline for her hometown up the Hudson, where she'll start her own business and bask in her sister Rachel's picture-perfect family lifeand maybe even find a little romance of her own with Leo, her downstairs neighbor, who's utterly irresistible and annoyingly distant at the same time. A funny, frank and bittersweet look at sisters, marriage and moving on, from the New York Times bestselling author of the Blue Heron series Letting go of her ex-husband is harder than wedding-dress designer Jenny Tate expectedespecially since his new wife wants to be Jenny's new best friend.

If you only knew book by kristan higgins