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Jack Riordan was gorgeous and a real man. However, Rachel had her fears about her husband: they'd grown so far apart since they'd failed to have a child.
But a real man needed a real woman--and Rachel was determined to win him back. She would seduce him, and let him love her. And maybe she'd conceive--and carry to full term--Jack's much-wanted baby....
AMayaFan
Posted September 26, 2011
I liked this book. Jack and Rachel are married and in love but circumstances outside of their control are set on dividing the couple. Add a dash of schemers, a pinch of liars and a dab of murder and you've got yourself a good read.
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Posted August 9, 2006
I had doubts about purchasing this book. There weren¿t any reviews and the excerpt I read was basically: After several miscarriages the woman she believes to be her husband Jack¿s mistress, Karen, pays Rachel a visit. Karen says she is pregnant with Jack¿s baby. Something which, she points out, Rachel is obviously not capable of giving him. She also tells Rachel that Jack wants a divorce. I¿ve found, from past experience, Anne Mather¿s ¿heroes¿ can be real jerks. But I figured if I bought the book and Jack turned out to be the jerk he sounded like I had no one to blame but myself. I was pleasantly surprised. The real story in this book was that of two people who loved each other deeply and wanted to have a child together. Each thought the other had to have a baby to make them happy. Sadly, they didn¿t communicate this to each other which led to a complete misunderstanding. Enter a slightly unbalanced and delusional woman and they almost lost everything. My nephew and his wife tried for years to have a baby. After four miscarriages and two surgeries she finally gave birth to Gabriel, our miracle baby. I saw the heartache and disappointment they suffered over the years and I saw the same with Jack and Rachel. Fortunately, in both cases the love of two people for each other was strong enough to survive anything. I would definitely recommend this book.
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Posted March 12, 2012
I was disappointed with this book and would never read it again. The story was shallow and filled with a lack of trust on the part of the wife. She appears to be childish and insecure and very much a part of the couple's problems. Instead of acting like mature and loving adults this couple hides things from one another and deviates from the truth. i would not recommended it to anyone although people have different tastes in what they like to read.
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Posted July 31, 2006
Jack Riordan was gorgeous and a real man. However, Rachel had her fears about her husband: they'd grown so far apart since they'd failed to have a child. But a real man needed a real woman-and Rachel was determind to win him back. She would seduce him, and let him love her. And maybe she'd conceive-and carry to full term-Jack's much wanted baby... The summary of this book really does not do it justice. Its filled with heated arguments, passionate affairs, and action.
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Jack Riordan was gorgeous and a real man. However, Rachel had her fears about her husband: they'd grown so far apart since they'd failed to have a child.
But a real man needed a real woman--and Rachel was determined to win him back. She would seduce him, and let him love her. And maybe she'd conceive--and carry to full term--Jack's much-wanted baby....