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I ask a few awkward questions, which he deftly dodges. I keep this thought to myself. Always the same script, the same promises- reducing taxes, combating crime, keeping the French the so-called cross-border workers who are taking jobs that Swiss workers could fill out. Year after year, the issues are the same and the problems continue unresolved because no one really cares.

After twenty minutes of conversation, I start to wonder if my lack of interest is due to my strange state of mind. There is nothing more tedious than interviewing politicians. Murderers are much more real. Compared to representatives of the people anywhere else on the planet, ours are the least interesting and the most insipid.

No one wants to know about their private lives. Only two things create a scandal here: corruption and drugs. Does anyone care if they have lovers, go to brothels, or come out as gay?

Every time I walk past the museum, I see endless posters calling for more plebiscites. He politely asks his assistant to postpone his next appointment. My newspaper is the most important in French-speaking Switzerland and this interview could prove crucial for the upcoming elections. He pretends to convince me and I pretend to believe him.

Then I get up, thank him, and say that I have all the mate- rial I need. Well, maybe we can have lunch someday. Easily deceived, I think: Who knows, maybe he does have something of importance to tell me, some state secret that will change the politics of the country and make the editor look at me with new eyes.

He goes over to the door, locks it, then comes back and kisses me. Jacob, whom I may have once loved, is now a family man, married to a professor. And I am a family woman, married to a man who, though he inherited his wealth, is extremely hardworking. I feel better and better, braver, freer. Easy to Misunderstand, Dangerous to Put Down.

By Brendon Burchard It would be easy to assume this is simply a book about sex and adultery. But people often misunderstand the depths of those things, and thus this is a book of deeper allure and meaning.

This is a story about a woman mad with loneliness and boredom and disconnection, driven to the brink and willing to risk it all to find something more—adventure, passion, redemption, herself. She is not someone you will admire, and she will seem at times superficial and disgusting, but you will understand her.

And despite her wealth and ugliness, despite her weakness, her indiscretion, her bizarre thinking, you might just learn something from her. And that is why this is a book for anyone in a relationship. What relationship doesn't get ugly at times? And so it feels a bit boring and stifled at first, then it shocks and overreacts, then it has trouble finding itself, and then, finally, after all those relationship troubles and veiled justifications, it lifts and soars.