Opens with a clever hook that demands the reader's attention...
The Other Woman opens with a prologue that is sure to pique the interest of any avid thrill seeking reader. "There is still so much work to do, so much more pain to inflict, but I will not be deterred."
As the novel begins to unfold, Emily finds herself attracted to a man named Adam after meeting him in the most cliche' setting, a bar, after a dull conference. Not expecting the attraction to go any further, the unexpected meeting turns into a relationship destined for more...as long as Adam's Mum approves.
The writing is smooth, easy going, leaves just a taste of "there is more to this story" to come. The cover art features a simple white dress hanging in the window that teases of a wedding, but the title let's us know that something darker is lurking.
Will Adam and Emily make it to the alter? After all, Mummy knows best.
As the novel begins to unfold, Emily finds herself attracted to a man named Adam after meeting him in the most cliche' setting, a bar, after a dull conference. Not expecting the attraction to go any further, the unexpected meeting turns into a relationship destined for more...as long as Adam's Mum approves.
The writing is smooth, easy going, leaves just a taste of "there is more to this story" to come. The cover art features a simple white dress hanging in the window that teases of a wedding, but the title let's us know that something darker is lurking.
Will Adam and Emily make it to the alter? After all, Mummy knows best.