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Tarryn Fisher

F*ck Marriage Kindle Edition

by Tarryn Fisher (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Two years ago, Billie Tarrow's husband left her for another woman. Shamed and divorced, Billie retreated to her family home in Port Townsend, far from her old life in New York. After a near-death encounter, Billie decides to return to the city that took everything from her.

But sometimes in the midst of heartache, hope suffocates the pain.

Satcher Gable has carried a torch for Billie for ten years. When she suddenly returns to New York a single woman, he can't believe his good fortune. But convincing her to walk away from her heartache is proving more difficult than Satcher anticipated. A changed woman, Billie's only goal is revenge.

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Tarryn Fisher is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling author whose heart is dark but she loves with it anyway. She currently resides with her children and husband in Seattle. For more information, visit www.tarrynfisher.com. --This text refers to the audioCD edition.

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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07RT8JKGB
Publication date ‏ : ‎ May 15, 2019
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 917 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
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Print length ‏ : ‎ 324 pages
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Best Sellers Rank: #93,249 in Kindle Store (See Top 100 in Kindle Store)
- #4,420 in Contemporary Romance Fiction
- #14,466 in Romance (Kindle Store)
- #16,004 in Contemporary Romance (Kindle Store)

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New York Times & USA Today bestselling author Tarryn Fisher resides in Seattle with her family.

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5171MilesBookBlog (Ashley)

Great Writing, Dreadful Story

Reviewed in the United States on May 19, 2019

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You guys have heard me gush about Tarryn Fisher’s books for quite a while now (that’s an understatement). She was one of the first authors I discovered when I started reading avidly again and quickly became my favorite. She has a way of injecting wisdom into every book in a unique way I’ve never experienced before. Her words hit me deep in the heart and have helped me to become a more confident woman. Naturally, when she releases a new book, I gobble it up like my life depends upon it, even when the title makes my friends worry about the state of my soul. 😉

The first half of this book was a joy to read. I was highlighting line after line and was eager to see where Billie’s journey would take her. I love Tarryn’s broken characters because they help women feel as if the things they’ve been through aren’t unique to them. They bring people together and make us all feel less alone. Billie was no different, having gone through a traumatic divorce. She shows readers that healing doesn’t happen immediately, even two years later, Billie was still struggling to regain her footing.

“I’ve already been on life’s ride from hell. I know all the turns.”

Unfortunately, after the halfway mark in this book, the story crumbled. Billie wasn’t a character I could resonate with in the least and she became desperate and wishy-washy. I felt as if the plot twists were too cliche for a Tarryn Fisher novel and didn’t add to furthering the story. The characters were twisted in an indistinguishable web that I didn’t care to untangle. I found their reasons for hurting one another to be unrealistic excuses for bad behavior – no one accepted responsibility for their actions and it was exhausting. Thankfully Satcher made the story more bearable for me, but he still didn’t do anything worthwhile enough for a lengthy mention.

“We aren’t meant to stay the same. Life hits us from every direction, and we build thick skin in those places … calluses. It’s the way we survive.”

Most disappointing for me was the lack of closure on some of the details added to this story. The ending felt rushed and made me ponder the unanswered questions for hours after I finished. This simply is not a five-star book. It was too unorganized and felt pieced together.

The good news is that Tarryn writes books for all women, meaning all of us won’t relate to every book she writes. I’m more of a Margo and you may be more of a Senna, or Yara, or Billie. Naturally, women who have been wronged or through a divorce are going to relate to Billie in a big way. Authors are continually pushing their limits and evolving, just as the rest of us, and it’s ok to not find a piece of yourself in every book they write. Regardless, I’m going to continue to have high hopes for anything Tarryn puts out and be eagerly awaiting it with a greedy heart.

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Carlene

4.5 Revenge is a Dish best Served by Tarryn Stars

Reviewed in the United States on June 5, 2019

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Billie is done with her two years away, she's ready to return to New York with her slim waistline and her green eyes blazing with revenge and some unclaimed jealousy. She's out to do to Woods, her ex, exactly as he did to her, no matter the people she must step on along the way. Only, along the way she discovers that living again, even in the shadow of her divorce, isn't so bad. Woods' best friend Satcher is there as a voice of reason, as a friend to her again, and in time, as the one thing that makes her realize her wrongs. Life is messy though and just as Billie feels she has her bearings it throws a new twist at her, one she doesn't know how to face.

"The fact that no one knows me as well as my ex-husband, who left me for another woman, is both devastating and frightening like I’m not worthy of being known fully."

I typically don't review Tarryn's books that I buy for personal reading, I just star rate and move on. However, since I did use this book in my wedding I feel like I owe it to the story inside to give my review. The cover and title of F* Marriage is classic Tarryn, it's a gritty story about heartbreak, love, and, obviously, marriage. It's the kind of book that makes you sit back and think, a contemporary romance that isn't roses and butterflies and easy love. You see, our heroine is out for revenge against her husband and that clouds her vision, her entire world really. She misses the affection of another, she loses sight on herself, and she allows the ugly feelings inside of her to win. F* Marriage is a book based on the pitfalls of divorce and the side affects of being cheated on, it's also a story of hope and rejuvenation; it's a book I can personally say I didn't know I needed.

"I don't go by Billie anymore."
"Why not?"
"She was married to you."

Billie is an emotionally charged woman, she goes after what she wants in a way I respected, but in F* Marriage I also found myself liking the other characters too. Woods is a narcissist, he plays the game well, but something about him just was likable and felt sincere. Satcher, on the other hand, is your stereotypical best friend pining after the girl who got away, but I loved him. He's charming, self-aware, and sometimes a bit dumb, but he's so good for Billie. There are a number of other secondary characters, particularity one best friend, Jules, I really wish we'd spend more time with. Yes, there is OW and OM drama in this book, far more of it than my fellow reading friends might typically like, but as I love a good relationship triangle...or square as it may be, this hit the nail on the head for me. And yes, I rolled my eyes a few times too, Billie isn't always the smartest on her quest for revenge, she very easily steps on others and it is hard at times to like her. Being a scorned woman can change you, I know that thirst to come out on top all too well, but there's a time when you sort out what will really make you feel better and it takes Billie far longer than one might expect for her to realize that.

"Divorce isn't supposed to happen, but it does, and no one really knows how to deal with it. It frees you of one thing while imprisoning you with a thousand others. Life isn't even remotely fair."

I'll give you this, I likely enjoyed this book more than others just because I like anything Tarryn writes. I can see the flaws, this book absolutely went off track for about 40% of it, but it get's tied up and the ending I wanted was there and well, sometimes people get shafted in real life and that's what happened in this book. It's a bit more of a fun read from Tarryn Fisher and definitely more contemporary than some of her more recent releases. It's a novel that will have readers loving or hating it, the kind you have to read for yourself to decide on.

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Renee

I love a TF love story because it's not all sunshine and roses!

Reviewed in the United States on May 20, 2019

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Tarryn Fisher nears the top of my very short list of one-click authors. If she is writing it, I am reading it. I don’t even care if it’s a grocery list. Seriously, she could type up her grocery list, hit publish and I would be one of the first to buy it on Amazon. So naturally I was thrilled with this book release, especially because it came at just the right time to pull me out of my several month long book funk. I devoured this book so fast. And can we talk about that cover? She knocked it out of the park again. This book had me hooked from the very first page. In true Tarryn fashion, the characters are raw, emotional and real. Her words pack a punch. Billie has been away for two years, but returns to the city she loves to seek revenge on her cheating ex-husband. She is so blinded by revenge and heartache, she can’t see what’s (or should I say who’s) in front of her. Until she finally does. Then hope begins to emerge, but not without complications. I’m not married or divorced and I took away so much from this book, so I think it is a great one for all women to read. There are so many messages throughout this book, but my favorite is that sometimes you have to get through the ugly to get your beautiful. Tarryn, thank you for your words. They always come at a time when I need to hear them the most.

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Terri T.

Absolutely brilliant !!!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 30, 2019

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You know what, this book was absolutely amazing, I could not put it down. I have only read one other Tarryn Fisher book and I wasn't too keen on the story line but this one I totally devoured .

I so related to this book like I'm sure so many other women have done because this happened to me, the only difference was I didn't want my piece of scum bag back. Billie Tarrow is a women scorned and hurting. Two years away and now she's back in her home town looking for revenge and the ride this story takes us on, in trying to get that revenge is just so good.
Satcher Gable has adored Billie for ten long years, even when she was married to his best friend Woods and now she's back his hopes are raised but this story is far from straight forward in any way.

The writing was superb, the characters were everything and I instantly connected with them all, even the annoying ones. At first you are swayed to Billie's camp, then things start to happen and you are swayed a different way; your mind playing tricks on who's side or opinion you should listen to or take. Obviously full of emotions from all parties, lots of angst and different opinions going on and just when you think Billie is going down a certain path, this author takes you down a different one altogether.
I LOVED Satcher, tolerated Woods and Billie had all my sympathy because I felt her pain because I had been there and experienced some of what she had gone through.
Sometimes frustrating beyond belief, there were moments of complete despair, moments of joy and happiness; the story was witty, sarcastic and just bloody awesome in all ways. Go grab it NOW !!!!

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Kate C

Fantastic!

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 16, 2020

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I b****y loved this book!
I downloaded it off the back of reading one other Tarryn Fisher book (The Wives) and it was even better than I could have hoped!
I’m emotionally exhausted! The characters leap off the page, they feel like you know them and as a result you get carried up in the story.
I adore Stacher. I empathised with Billie and Woods needed a chastity belt - whilst reading the book these people feel like actual people not characters in a book. I was that emotionally invested in their lives my head is spinning. It was a bonus that this book is set in New York and it’s my favourite place in the whole world.
I need a lie down and a stiff drink to recover from this one......and I won’t forget the ice! 😘

Sue

Wow, Wow, Wow

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 16, 2019

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Tarryn Fisher's books leave me emotionally spent every time.
I've just finished reading and i'm honestly not sure what to to write for this review. Anything i want to write would be a spoiler, and i hate those, so all i'm going to say is Tarryn doesn't write characters she writes real people with flaws and hang-ups and real emotions, none more so than Billie Tarrow.
If you've never read anything by Tarryn then you're in for a wild ride and if you have then this is Tarryn at her best. I loved it and can't wait for The Wives.

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Raw, real and relatable

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 17, 2021

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I loved this book in so many ways and it's easily one of my top reads this year! Such a lighthearted read with some gut wrenching twists and a lot of face palming moments. Excuse me while I go and binge read all of Tarryns other books

Lollyp

First read by Tarryn Fisher.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 2, 2019

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First read from Tarryn can't wait to read more , I like the part with the button and the explanation for this button. Satcher what a man . I recommend this book thanks Tarryn.

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