Review: Entertaining read with great characterizations
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 26, 2014
This book is about Rocko and three of the women in his life -- Troi (his fiancee), Mai (mother of his infant son), and Heather (mother of this three-year-old daughter).  Rocko struggles to be faithful (and, apparently, to use contraception) and his life, as a result, is very complicated.  As the book begins, Troi is just finding out about Mai and her son.  The book alternates between the POV of all three women and Moore does a great job of bringing all three to life as distinct characters.  You can understand why they don't like each other, but they're all multi-dimensional characters.  As a result, I found this much more engrossing than many novels in the genre -- too often the "other woman" is just a one-dimensional character.