The Adultery Club

whoa

This book had me hooked from the start. I literally could NOT put it down. And when I had to, I found myself thinking about it & wishing I could be reading it. It is drama filled & absolutely fascinating how the author reveals the characters ever so s l o w l y. you think you know them and then BAM! LOVE IT. I did find myself siding with Malinche however;) I recommend this to all.

Hot and Steamy

Wow,what a page turner! I couldn't put this book down. I enjoyed that we were able to recieve all the points of views from each character. Although however cliche is may sound, i definatly was on Mel's side. I wholeheartedly recommend this to anyone who enjoys a little seductivness.

What a wonderful and spicy read!!!

5-28-2008 I just finished 'The Adultry Club' and it was great and a real page turner. I would like to locate about 4 of her other books. I have checked around and they are hard to find!! Loved It!! S. Mitchell Arlington, Texas

Fascinating read

I love the way this book presented all three sides of this love triangle. I never thought I would say this, but I felt sorry for Nick. I hated Sarah though!! This book had me staying up all night to finish.

fascinating look at relationships

In England divorce lawyer Nicholas Lyon loves his wife Malinche and their three daughters. In fact he dotes on his four females who love the only male in the household. Everything is perfect. That is everything was perfect until he meets beautiful effervescent attorney Sara Kaplan, who makes it obvious to Nicholas that she intends to sleep with him. He initially rejects this young siren¿s seductive song, but also fantasizes about sleeping with sexy Sara he wants her even as he denies it. Sara turns up the London heat on her target while Malinche considers trying a tempting new recipe. --- THE ADULTERY CLUB is a fascinating look at relationships through the rotating perspective of the prime triangle. Readers will empathize somewhat with Nicholas¿ plight as he desperately tries to insure his blood flow remains in the upper head fans will totally sympathize with Malinche even though she considers a rustic temptation finally no one will appreciate the antics of the seductress who in many ways comes across as a young Lolita (though obviously older). Tess Stimson provides an interesting tale in which the mistress and the wife (supported by their kids) play tug of war with the man. --- Harriet Klausner

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