Alice is many things, a wife, mother, and feeling a bit trapped in her life. Her husband seems distant, her kids are growing up, and she is quickly coming up to the age where her own mother passed away.
It's during this year she receives an odd e-mail request: to participate in a study on the state of marriage in the 21st century. Assigned to Researcher 101 and renamed Wife 22, she now has to answer questions about her life and marriage, how they started and the current state. As her life seems to fall apart around her, Alice can not help but feel connected to Researcher 101, and starts to develop feelings for him.
Wife 22 will make readers take pause, look at their life and wonder what kind of freedom really comes with being 100% honest.
Wife 22 will be published on May 29th, 2012. This review is based on a review copy sent from the publisher.
