Driving to see her ex, Emily doesn't think about her husband, Tom. She longs for romance and intimacy and he is
always
on the phone. Emily's ex, Yolanda, now an acclaimed artist, sounds so intriguing on Facebook chat, and Emily must find out how would her life been if she hadn't left this woman for her husband twenty-seven years ago. Back at home, neglected Tom realizes he must change his ways if he wants to win his wife back. But when his scheme fails miserably, he and Emily are about to lose not just their relationship but also everything they own. Can the sex therapist orchestrated plan drive them to expand their horizons and reignite their passion? Told by
three
points of view,
two
different timelines and a pinch of
same-sex
relationship
You Me and Twenty Seven
is a challenging yet rewarding read.