Naomi Dawn Musch

This was a huge no for me.
I don't mind cheating books if the emphasis is on reconciliation not actively cheating.
In this book, the male lead character, I cannot call him a Hero, emotionally cheats for at least 70% of the book.
He misses out on getting the girl to someone else so he marries the sister, who adores him, to sate his needs, while waiting for the sister, who he thinks he loves to get fed up of her now husband and run off with him.
I'm not sure what sort of man thinks that it's okay for a sister to do that and what he thinks that would do to the whole family dynamic.
He is manipulative and connives ways to spend time with the sister, who doesnt notice and is not interested in him and is all about her husband.
He fantasizes about what their life together would be like and imagines her in the place of his wife.
His wife bears him 3 children who he doesn't really seem to make much effort with.
The real kicker is he originally changed his mind about woman who became his wife because another man showed interest.
I really wish she'd ended up with Jacob but he had more morals than her husband so he wouldn't have gone there.
It is closed door sex scenes.
Emotional cheating but nothing physical actually happens.
HEA, if you believe he can be redeemed.… (plus d'informations)