Reviews for His Inconvenient Wife

The average rating for His Inconvenient Wife based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2016-08-13 00:00:00 Alejandro Vazquez Verduzco [ The heroine is pregnant, but the hero thinks the baby is his brothers and the heroine doesn't tell him the truth because she wants him to "love her for herself." The mistress is his aunt's illegitimate daughter whom she gave up for adoption years ago. The hero doesn't want anyone to know until his newfound cousin tells her adoptive parents - so he lets everything think they're having an affair? The hero and his brother aren't related because he's the product of his father's affair and the brother is a product of his mother's affair. Then there is this business of the aunt's diary and the brother threatening to sell it to another journalist if the heroine doesn't come through with money. Oh, and the reason the actress aunt left the stage? She has Parkinson's - not exactly a scandal. (hide spoiler)]

Review # 2 was written on 2017-05-16 00:00:00 Michael Friend First I thought she was a bitch. Then she started acting all cutesy, even ballsy! But she kept switching back and forth and so I finally knew what we had here � a cute, ballsy bitch! MM�s hs can be unapologetically bitchy and live and do as they please, even hurting people at times. In other words real and not long suffering irreproachable ing�nues. Of course, this one settled down with crying jags and general mopeyness pretty soon. Reasons for HP mocs are rarely convincing but this one here had the most flimsy justification if even that. He could have achieved what he wanted quite well without actually getting married to her. After all he was getting her out of a big financial mess and she had signed to not write the book. So how does marriage � a paper marriage � come into it. And as she says since they do end up sleeping together (not really sleeping as she insists), wasn�t the contract null and void in some way? But forget all that, I enjoyed their bicker-banter � amused on his part, petulant and witty on hers. She was a drama queen as he accused her of being. And I enjoyed the bicker-sex even more! �What are you going to do Damien�darling?� she goaded him recklessly. �Take me to court?� �No,� he said, reaching for her before she could step away. �I�m going to take you to bed.� And there was romance too� (I love this cheesy line!!) �Every breath she took was to keep her alive until the next time she was in his arms.�