Anna’s family is relentlessly setting her up on blind dates.
Her husband, three years younger than her, was her nineteenth blind date!
When they got engaged, only her stepmother was home. Anna cared only about looks, and since he matched her taste, seemed honest, and didn’t fool around, she agreed to the engagement.
She thought that marrying him would give her a happy home of her own and a safe harbor in life.
But she never imagined that all the storms in her life would come from her younger husband’s family.
Four generations live under one roof, and conflict never lets up.
Only after they married did she realize she was fighting alone, with no one on her side.
After she argues with her mother-in-law, her husband only tries to smooth things over. He doesn’t want to offend anyone, but leaves her to suffer all the grievances.
(This book is adapted from real experiences. It’s about an ordinary, everyday marriage, so enter with caution. Don’t criticize the author; I’m sensitive and fragile.)
(The characters’ personalities and portrayals are all based on varying degrees of familiarity with people in real life.)
