I don't have a ton to say about this novella. I'm not much of a novella reader, but I wanted to get something read today and this is only about 50 pages, so it took next to no time to get through. I liked the epistolary structure of this story -- it's told in letters being sent between a man and woman whose spouses are cheating with each other.

I won't say anything else as it's only 50 pages long and I wouldn't want to spoil anything. I could absolutely see this as a movie or a full-length book, but I also think it worked fine as is.

TJR isn't a fave of mine, but this was fine.