Shortly after their third son started school, Lydia began “to see some changes in Dennis… but I couldn’t put my finger on it.” He seemed preoccupied, and she blamed their harried life until she found a gay porn video and Dennis admitted to Lydia that he was bisexual, maybe gay. He was sleeping with men—lots of them—and Lydia began practicing “denial, suppression, and avoidance!” Until she couldn’t any longer.
There’s a really good story inside “The Gay Preacher’s Wife.” Somewhere.
Author Lydia Meredith goes off-topic so often that readers will need to be light on their toes. There’s a lot of drama in this book, which is tiresome. If you can overlook all that, you’ll like “The Gay Preacher’s Wife.” If not, well, you won’t want to touch it.
(“The Gay Preacher’s Wife” by Lydia Meredith, 2016, Gallery Books, $16, 244 pages)
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