The Sheikh's Chosen Wife by Michelle Reid

You had no interest in me as a living breathing human being!’ ‘You got what you came looking for, Marco,’ she told him. She’s not good enough to be wife material because Antonia has been the lover of a famous painter, Stefan Kranst who immortalized her nude body in several paintings.Īntonia throws out to him that half the reason he is with her is because of her noteriety. Marco views his mistress, Antonia, as a woman lacking in certain moral value. Marco thinks to himself that he loves everything about her but what she is. The story opens with Marco Bellini, a wealthy member of the elite Italian society, contemplating his mistress and the fact that he needs to marry. But now it’s been released in digital format and now I can share with the rest of the readership why I think this Harlequin Presents book is more subversive of the romance tropes than many single titles out there. So I forced Robin to read it and we spent an hour or two gabbing about the greatness of this book. My favorite work was The Bellini Bride but as it was used and few people I know had read it, I wasn’t able to chat with anyone about the book. I really enjoyed your work and after exhausting your digital backlist (which, at the time, was about 4 titles) I proceeded to hunt down most of your print backlist through used book resources. I was introduced to your work through the Blogger Bundle Volume II: Selects Presents that was released by Harlequin at the start of the year. Jane A- Reviews Harlequin Presents / Michelle-Reid / mistress / secrets / subversive 24 Comments SeptemREVIEW: The Bellini Bride by Michelle Reid

The Sheikh's Chosen Wife by Michelle Reid