Yes, And

The One

By: Kristi Coulter

Narrated by: Kristi Coulter

Can I be honest with you? A wife and husband face a defining moment in their relationship in this emotional, sweet, and surprising confessional about love, monogamy, and the secrets we share.

When Kristi Coulter’s husband proposed, she didn’t admit her fears. When they exchanged vows, she didn’t reveal that she was terrified that marriage would ruin her life. During fifteen years of genuinely happy marriage, she never said a word about another man in her life. Then she comes clean - about all of it - and discovers a new world.

Kristi Coulter’s Yes, And is part of The One, a collection of seven singularly true love stories of friendship, companionship, marriage, and moving on. Each piece can be read or listened to in a single sitting, with or without company.

©2019 Kristi Coulter (P)2019 Brilliance Publishing, Inc., all rights reserved.

Great!!

Is this a true story? I think so! But, no matter, I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this heartfelt, poignant and very lovely account of one woman, her neat-o husband, and the emotional complexities that develop outside of her marriage. Well written, well done, well narrated! Well worth the short amount of time it takes to listen.....☺️

Entertaining and some great lines.

Entertaining, keeps you guessing and some great lines that you'll want to write down. And just long enough!

Had never heard of a “lanky” boy before!

Interesting story of a desire never quenched. I had never heard the term “lanky boy” before, but completely understood the type based on the author’s description, which intrigued me to keep listening. I could feel her frustration. I loved the communication between the couple. So many people don’t communicate, and hide their feelings, which can have terrible consequences on the psyche and health. Author’s cadence isn’t very smooth, but it’s hard to read your own work aloud so I applaud her effort and hope she has more (I haven’t looked yet)!

Monogamish

Coulter is a gifted narrator, but the marriage she depicts is not the type of relationship I’d ever want. Either her husband is a saint, also has a piece (or pieces) on the side, or gets something out of this arrangement I’m not seeing. 20+ years of marriage... yes, and they get to make up their own rules.

Quick & easy listen

I decided to listen while I was out grabbing something to eat & running errands. It made for a good, easy listen with just enough details.