The Widow's Season Book

[So, you think you bought a romantic/sad book? Then why are there parts in here, were the main charactee is standing inside her veranda doors and thinking how it would look, if bloody hands would run down them, like in a horror movie. Or later on, she thinks her lover has been killed. Does she call the police? Nooo, of course not! She rather goes there alone in the dark to make sure.
Right inside the flat her feet meet some "warm fluids". Blood???!!

1)If I actually would be dumb enough to go to a crimescene on my own, I would sure as hell put on the lights. And just a minimum amount of light would show it's water and no blood...
2) She got there, after who she thinks murdered her lover has visited her in the woods. So when she gets there, the murder would have been hours earlier. How long do you think blood stays wet and warm? <_<
3) The water is still warm. He left the day earlier for a business trip. Just how long does that dishwater keep on washing and pumping out more warm water? And if it did just go on doing that, wouldn't the whole flat be flooded now...?

Such scenes did not produce any suspense for me (and I'm usually rather easily scared), but just made me roll my eyes at that stupid main character. Who in their right mind would flee from a murder - right into the dark woods...

And that stupid, completely unrealistic plot!!!!
Her husband dies, and she sees his "ghost"?
Three months later he comes back, telling her he hasn't been dead, but rather needed a time out.
Or is he really dead, and she is just imagening it all?
Then she starts an affair with her BROTHER IN LAW. Three MONTHS after her husbands death and she beds his brother???
But all right, to each their own..

But the bed scene... He gives her a small vial with chocolate, and then completely covers her body with it (must be a really big vial <_< ), and when he just starts to lick the chocolate from her, and things start to get "hot" she sees her -dead?- husband outside the window looking in. First she wants to push her lover away, but then she rather closes her eyes, and lets him go on - in her marital bed, and lets her -dead?- husband watch... WTF??

Oh and for the topic of miscarriage. This a really serious topic.
But her having her brother in law knocking her up, and then realising just how much she has obssessed about it all - it just feels like the author tries too hard to show what is right and what is not. I don't need a book like this to shove "wisdom" down my throat.

And that's not even half of what annoyed me about this book. It's simply awful. I'd like to give -5 stars (hide spoiler)]