Review: Strictly My Husband: It's funny, it's romantic and it's got dancing - what's not to love!

Strictly My Husband: It's funny, it's romantic and it's got dancing - what's not to love! by Tracy Bloom
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

*A copy of this book was provided by the publisher via NetGalley for the purpose of an honest review.*
Laura can't dance but she loves it when her husband Tom are dancing with her in the kitchen late at night and nobody is there to see. But one day Tom comes home with an unexpected houseguest.
The story is interesting and funny but also sad because I think reading this book will get you to reflect on your own marriage/relationship and that can be scary. We can all use a reflection upon our relationship even if it's something we don't like to do. And there is a secondary story of Hannah and Jerry who's marriage is to say the least, a disaster. That could easily have made a new book.
I must admit that I thought there was to much focus on the play Tom is managing in the beginning but at the end of the book I could see how it was essential for the context of the story.
Tom seems like a weak man with no backbone but as I got further in to the book I realised that he's just like most man - they really don't know what women wants. Laura isn't helping by not communicating what she want, and she's like most women - we think our man can read minds.
This book is written in a fun, easy way so it was a joy to read it. I liked this book very much and I'm discussing with my self if it's a 4 or 5 star, but because I really like for people to read this book I will give it a 5- and hope others will enjoy it too.

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