Ten years after the fateful night when Nan was fired, she returns to New York with her husband, HH. Finally settling in to build a permanent home and get her consulting business off the ground, Nan's plans are derailed by HH's sudden desire to start a family-and her surprisingly strong resistance to the idea.
2/5 stars (it was OK)
So I didn't really feel like a sequel was necessary. I felt like the first book had a happy ending and gave us hope for Nan. This book totally ruined that hope. Nan doesn't seem like she grew up at all. She gets sucked into the family that fired her. I think I would have rather read a book through Grayer's perspective and what his life has been like since Nan was fired.
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