No More Chances

When her husband, a college professor, asks to sleep in separate rooms, a wife suspects he has feelings for a student. Then that student hits their seven-year-old son with her car, leaving him paralyzed. The wife demands the student face prison or lifelong penance. Her husband claims the student took her own life out of shame, and for three years he becomes devoted again.

Then she finds a file on his computer: one hundred reconciliation coupons, all used. The last one forgave Elara Beaumont for her mistake and helped her evade punishment. Elara never died; she became Evelyn Montrose, a teaching assistant at Kingsley University, and the husband's own student. At an awards ceremony, the wife sees her brother, the lawyer who handled the case, and the husband's grandmother, all protecting the secret.

As her son fights for his life in the hospital, the wife faces a family that has chosen the other woman over her.