Book Reviews of The Bride Stripped Bare

Hauntingly written beautiful story. The main character, who remains unnamed throughout the novel, speaks candidly and openly about being an unfulfilled wife and a "teacher" of sorts to her new lover. The ending is so abrupt that it will leave you dying to know what happened.

Unique, for certain - it took me a little while to get used to the writing style.
The story is very honest and raw, sexually explicit (obviously), sad.
Not exactly a feel-good kind of book but it's definitely interesting...and will likely strike a chord with many married women.

This is a sensual delight. The language is delicious and sexy, the story riveting and steamy. MMMM!

A woman disappears, leaving behind an incendiary diary chronicling a journey of sexual awakening. To all who knew her, she was the good wife: happy, devoted, content. But the diary reveals a secret self, one who's discovered that her new marriage contains mysteries of its own. She has discovered a forgotten Elizabethan manuscript that dares to speak of what women truly desire, and inspired by its revelations, she tastes for the first time the intoxicating power of knowing what she wants and how to get it. The question is: How long can she sustain a perilous double life?
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This book makes you think about your own life. will you settle with a sexless marriage? what it would be like to sexually free to do what feel and get what you want done to you!

I really enjoyed this raunchy and touching romp through the anatomy of an affair.

Just could not get into this book.

I never good get into this book...wasn't quite what i thought it would be

Wasn't that impressed with this book

3.5 stars, this is a very quick read which really makes you think about relationships.

fantastic book.. quick read...

Wasn't that impressed!

A woman disappears, leaving behind an incendiary diary chronicling a journey of sexual awakening. To all who knew her, she was the good wife: happy, devoted, content. But the diary reveals a secret self, one who's discovered that her new marriage contains mysteries of its own. She has discovered a forgotten Elizabethan manuscript that dares to speak of what women truly desire, and inspired by its revelations, she tastes for the first time the intoxicating power of knowing what she wants and how to get it. The question is: How long can she sustain a perilous double life?

This P.S. edition features an extra 16 pages of insights into the book, including author interviews, recommended reading, and more.

Different but intriquing. Must say couldn't put it down.

I was drawn into the story of this bride and her secret life.

This is a book that started off a bit difficult. However, it didn't take long to 'feel' the character and to start understanding where she was coming from.

This is a book where some will just read it and think "ok", but this is also a book where someone will read it and think "wow...this is, or could be, me".

A private journal approach to a woman's seduction. Some of it sweet, some of it dangerous. A more literary take on erotica.