An Ideal Wife - Gemma Townley Reviews
Description:ISBN 1409102904 /
Newest Review: ... at all, but that didn't bother me too much as I find long books can drag on and bore me a bit. It has been a while since the ... more
... release of the last book, but I was sure it wouldn't matter too much and that I would be able to slip back in with these characters fairly easily as I seem to with other series' that I read in the genre.
Sadly, it wasn't to be as good as the previous books, and by the time I turned the last page, I was quite glad it was finished to be honest. It started well, rejoining Max and Jess in their marriage with everything happy, besides the secret blackmail Jess is hiding of course. I find both of the characters very likea...more
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by - written on 03/04/11 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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Jessica Wild-Wainwright is happy at last. She seems settled, married to her gorgeous husband Max who seems to love her more than ever and has a great job in Advertising that she actually enjoys and is good at. However, Jessica is still hiding a secret from Max about her money and her ex-friend Hugh, and she's determined to make sure Max never finds out about it, so sets about becoming the Ideal Wife. She sets herself targets to complete from learning to cook to volunteering at the homeless shelter once a week, but as with Jess, nothing is ever easy. Not to mention the odd trunk that Ivanka is wanting her to urgently hide, and the annoying audit at work which seems to ... Read the complete review
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