The School for Husbands - Wendy Holden Reviews

Released in 2006 this is an excellent book introduced by British novelist Wendy Holden. I have actually read quite a few of her book and I have not yet found one I have been disappointed with. The story revolves around a perfect young family in love and with everything to live for ... or so it seems! The problems start after the birth of their ...  Read the complete review

When Sophie and Mark begin to have marriage problems, and Sophie begins to suspect another woman is involved, she grabs her clothes and takes their son, Arthur, to her parents' house. Mark can't believe that Sophie has done such a thing and can't understand what the hell he's done wrong. But he loves his family to death and hates the idea of ...  Read the complete review

Who could possibly resist a book with this title?? The start is a little slow and depressing, as it follows the troubles of married couple Mark and Sophie, who have just christened baby Arthur. But after the 'mother-in-law' decides to improve her daughters life and social standing, the pace picks up and becomes a bit more ...  Read the complete review

Meet Mark and Sophie. They have a new baby son called Arthur, and are about to celebrate his christening. Poor Mark will never come up to the standards of Sophie's mum Shirley. She really is a yummy granny and wants the best of everything, and Mark will never be good enough for her daughter. Poor Mark only has a publishing job, if only he had ...  Read the complete review

The School for Husbands is a book written by Wendy Holden, having never read any of her books before I chose this book purely by the description on the back and having recently finished the book I am not disappointed. Wendy Holden used to be a journalist for the Sunday Times and the Mail on Sunday before she became a number 1 ...  Read the complete review