Roger has known a lot of women, but he's never met anyone like Zelda. Beautiful, sexy, raunchy, honest, she is the woman for whom he decides to forsake all others. Which is a good thing, because that's exactly what she wants. But as soon as the passionate pair exchanges vows, Zelda's wildness turns into a jealousy Roger never would have predicted.
Roger tries to resist her orders to avoid his family and friends, but he can't bear to lose her -- the most inventive lover he's ever had. Sure, they fight and scream, but that doesn't mean they don't love each other. And Roger has to admit that Zelda's ferocity is part of the fun -- even if the fun is not always so merry, and could drive them both out of their minds . . . .
"A hilarious, raucous, painfully graphic portrait of The Marriage From Hell." -- Chicago Tribune
"Funny and sexy . . . A nonstop comedy of errors." -- Detroit Free Press
Roger tries to resist her orders to avoid his family and friends, but he can't bear to lose her -- the most inventive lover he's ever had. Sure, they fight and scream, but that doesn't mean they don't love each other. And Roger has to admit that Zelda's ferocity is part of the fun -- even if the fun is not always so merry, and could drive them both out of their minds . . . .
"A hilarious, raucous, painfully graphic portrait of The Marriage From Hell." -- Chicago Tribune
"Funny and sexy . . . A nonstop comedy of errors." -- Detroit Free Press
