Editorial Review: Misconception by Denise Forsythe
“With her hormones raging, Cassie had a thought. What if this is what it would take to get pregnant? No one would have to know.” (p.139) ★★★★☆ 🌶🌶 Review: This is an editorial review written for Readers' Favorite. Deception, manipulation, fornication, falsification–She’ll stop at nothing to have a baby After suffering a miscarriage and discovering that she and her husband both have factors contributing to their infertility, Cassie will stop at nothing to have a baby. The closer she gets to having a child of her own, the further she will spiral, committing unthinkable acts. And the more she spins her web of lies, the more she comes to believe in their validity. Starting on the night Cassie shot her husband and then jumping back in time, Misconception by Denise Forsythe explores everything that led up to Jake’s murder. With Jake dead, what will become of Cassie and her unborn child? Misconception is a twisted domestic thriller. At first, Cassie is mostly norm