Not Just The Greek's Wife (2012) - Plot & Excerpts
Really liked the dialogue and heroine's maturity, as well as the communication between the H and h once it started. But other women in the 2 yrs while trying to gain the means to blackmail his wife back to him? Instead of just showing up to talk and find out whether his divorce papers or failure to declare his love (in fact, declaring he would not love her) caused her to leave, especially in light of his knowledge that she loved him? Just not consistent with the supposedly happy marriage where he supposedly fell in love with her prior to his learning of her secret. Hard to see his love. He loved the fact that his grandfather loved her and her sweetness and devotion. Notwithstanding the final declaration, he didn't really love her. This was my first book by this author, and so far, I am interested in reading more from her. What I liked about this book is that you are able to see how Chloe changed since her divorce from Ariston. She may have once been the typical spineless and young Harlequin Presents heroine, but by the time this book starts (after Chloe and Ariston have already divorced), she has made her own life. Not too much, because these books always seem imbalanced in that the girl is always wildly in love with the guy. In this book, Chloe almost starves herself to death. And she's still a typical HP heroine who is innocent and always thinks of others first.What I found imbalanced was Ariston's character. It seemed that he certainly enjoyed sex and his marriage with Chloe, and you can see why he divorced her in the beginning. What I don't really understand is why he agreed to take her back. He divorced her because their agreement was that he would provide much-needed capital to her father's business and she would have a baby. Only she had secretly been on birth control. She divorces him before he can confront her about it, so I don't know why he would agree to take her back.On the other hand, there is a lot more communication between Ariston and Chloe than in some other HP books, so you have the feeling that the book is actually moving along for a reason since it doesn't all revolve around lack of communication.
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