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His Inconvenient Wife
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Emily Sherwood had one chance to saveher writing career…but powerful Sydneyfinancial adviser Damien Margate would doanything to stop her publishing a book thatexposed his family secrets—even marry her!Emily couldn't refuse his convenient offer—asher husband, Damien, would pay her debtsand save her from financial ruin. But soon thefierce attraction raging between them becameimpossible to ignore, and their paper marriageseemed in danger of going up in flames….
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Victoria Teoh
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“I found this book pretty good. It's something different. But I must say I was disappointed with the ending. I mean the banter between them was so entertaining and funny to read. Him caring for her was also pretty convincing. Yet all of a sudden, they fell in love. Its sweet and all but for some reason it just wasn't believeable. I loved the beginning. But I felt that their characters weren't developed enough for them to really fall in love with her.
And I really don't get it. One moment he practically hates her. Then he goes for a drive and becomes super sweet to her? Hypocritical much? I mean there must at least be some residue of anger. But I couldn't really see it. It's a pity though. I felt that this book could really be developed into a great book. However, I found the ending too rushed.
First part amazing. I was hooked. Towards the end I actually thought of putting down the book and going to study. I guess it just couldn't touch me. Even when they 'declared their love for each other', it just wasn't realistic to me. I really wished that the this book could have been developed more and focus on his feelings for her and why he just fell in love with her! They argued like crazy. He kept believing the worst of her. She didn't even care. At most, say some cutting remark then forget all about it. Next thing I know, he claims he loves her. I mean, wth? There was no clue at all that he actually felt anything for her.
The ending was certainly too rushed. It seemed like the author just wanted to finish writing as quickly as possible and wrapped up everything (pretty badly), in a single chapter of what 13 pages? I dunno, I guess this isn't enough for me.
All in all, it was pretty good but I've definitely seen better. I've come to expect a lot from harlequin and some harlequin books I read are simply amazing and magical. I want to recapture that magic again. For isn't that the joy of reading?”
About Melanie Milburne
Melanie Milburne read her first Harlequin at age seventeen in between studying for her final exams. After completing Bachelor's and then Master's Degree in Education, she decided to write a novel and thus her career as a romance author was born. Melanie is an ambassador for the Australian Childhood Foundation and is a devoted owner of two cheeky toy poodles who insist on taking turns sitting on her lap while she's writing.
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