When Rob and his wife, Lauren, decide to relocate, Rachel is devastated. She adores little Jacob and loves nothing more than spending time with him. Rachel is mother to Rob and grandmother to young Jacob. Tess is left to make life-changing decisions, all while trying to cope with the betrayal of the two people she loved and trusted most. All is generally well except for one problem – Felicity and Will are having an intense, emotional affair and have fallen in love. The three of them run a business together – TWA Advertising.
Felicity is Tess’s cousin and her life-long best friend. Tess, who suffers from social anxiety, is married to Will and they have a son. All at once, a dark secret is unleashed, floodgates open, their perfect world crumbles, and Cecilia is faced with a horrible dilemma.
Over time, one anxious what-if thought leads to another, until Cecilia just can’t stand it anymore and finally opens the letter. (Wow, I personally would have ripped that thing open in no time! But then again, patience and self-control have never been my strong suits.) Anyway, Cecilia gets even more concerned after confronting her husband, John-Paul, who becomes terrified and begs her not to open it. Curious, she holds on to the letter but wrestles with whether or not to open it. While looking for something else in her attic one day, she accidently comes across a mysterious, sealed envelope, on which her husband scribed: For my wife, Cecilia Fitzpatrick – To be opened only in the event of my death. The Husband’s Secret begs the question – Just how well do we really know those we love? Are secrets ever meant to be shared? How does one deal with a perpetually haunting past mistake, one of epic proportions and far-reaching repercussions, alone?Ĭecilia Fitzpatrick has been blessed with a beautiful family, a successful career, and the respect of her community.
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