Review: When You Don't Want Your Spouse To Know
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 9, 2014
(Quote) "You're a murderer. You killed your lover so she wouldn't tell your wife what was going on. You're pathetic." (end of quote) As we read the thoughts of the murderer (and protagonist) William Mathis on page 1, paragraph 3, we recognize that Author Jason Joseph wastes little time in introducing the plot in this fast-paced page turner. In 30 minutes, you will be finished reading. But, is this reality based? Do people who cheat on their spouses get so desperate as to committ murder? Yes, it happens...For example, (quote) "...on March 31, 2010, Randy Stone was found shot and killed in his insurance office. Police later learned that his wife Teresa, was involved with their Pastor, David Love. Randy and Teresa had been married for 19 years." (end of quote) Source: ABC News 20/20, -  "Former Marine's Murder Exposes Wife's Affair with Pastor" Sept. 26, 2013, by Brooke Stangeland and Alexa ValienteI have read other books by this author, most recentlyThe Piano King And His Girls. I enjoyed reading both these books, as their originality and unpretentious nature is uniquely authentic. I find this refreshing in our globalised world, where everyone listens to the same music, wears the same clothes, and eats the same food. Jason Joseph's books are reality-based, clever, and above all, authentic. If you enjoy listening to different music, wearing different clothes, and eating different food, you will also enjoy this book. It is an original. Highly recommended.Reviewed by Thomas Jerome BakerAuthor ofHow to Coach A Debate Team