The Mistress Wife : Foreign Affairs (Presents)

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Summary: A little depressing
Review: I love Lynne Graham books. I love the emotions in her books. This one had emotion but I felt more sadness than anything else for this heroine. She lacks dress sense that only the hero can fix for her. They have been seperated for two years and after one year he begins sleeping with other people, while she continues being celibate, waiting for him to return and dressing bad. I loved Graham's "The Spanish Groom", he's an experienced guy but it isn't used as a device to make the heroine just seem pathetic. Please give me one leading lady that has dress sense, an education, and doesn't wait around for the guy to sleep with half the female population, and maybe just maybe she could sleep with someone anyone besides the worldly hero and it be a great sexual experience.

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Summary: Not Graham's best
Review: The Mistress Wife's blurb on the back of the book says "Can she be...mistress to her husband? Convinced that Lucca, her billionaire Italian husband, had been having an affair, Vivien Saracino left him-even though she was pregnant. Now Vivien has discovered that Lucca might not be guilty. She's determined to win him back, if only for the sake of their small child. But Lucca is in no mood for a tender reconciliation. He will have his wife again, but on his terms...as his mistress!" I enjoy Lynne Graham's books very much but this one was depressing and not her best. I recommend any of her other books because she is normally great and look forward to her new book in Feb.

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Summary: Intense, Strong, Alpha Male - Great Read
Review: This was probably the most intense love story I've read in a long while. I wanted to strangle both characters. A great study as to why communication is so very important in a relationship. I really loved this book and highly recommend it!