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The Substitute Wife
The Substitute Wife
Author: Dallas Schulze
ISBN-13: 9781551666778
ISBN-10: 1551666774
Publication Date: 4/1/2003
Pages: 384
Rating:
  • Currently 3.6/5 Stars.
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3.6 stars, based on 37 ratings
Publisher: Mira
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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splage avatar reviewed The Substitute Wife on + 76 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 2
Loved this book, have reread many times. The heroine is just so comfortable in her own skin, she doesn't pretend to be something else even though she is so different from the hero. The hero starts out as a self-centered jerk, but it was so fun to watch him fall as he was fighting it all the way. There is a very emotional ending and I loved how the heroine, completely heartbroken remains strong and moves on- to the hero's shock. Great groveling! Highly recommend this book!
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Helpful Score: 1
i would rate this higher if it weren't for a couple of writing quirks and overused cliches. i liked the characters and the subplot is great stuff, definitely risky and not quite believable, but it worked.
goddessani avatar reviewed The Substitute Wife on + 268 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
A special favourite of mine!
marebear143 avatar reviewed The Substitute Wife on + 75 more book reviews
Helpful Score: 1
Modern day romance, very good!
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Helpful Score: 1
An amusing and ardent relationship romance because sometimes love just doesn't take no for an answer.
Janine avatar reviewed The Substitute Wife on + 252 more book reviews
good author
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When she has to tell the man she loves that his fiance is dumping him, what can she do but tell him she will marry him instead?...
RedD2Read avatar reviewed The Substitute Wife on
DID NOT LIKE
HAS 2 STORY LINES ONE MALE AND FEMALE AND
THE 2ND STORY MALE AND MALE
Jerseygirltoo avatar reviewed The Substitute Wife on + 453 more book reviews
I enjoyed this book so much that I kept it for many years, and reread it several times, but now I've finally decided to swap it. It's a modern-day marriage of convenience story. The heroine steps in after her stepsister walks out on the hero right before they are supposed to get married. I loved the heroine's independence and strength of character. There is also a sweet M/M secondary romance which holds up pretty well after 20 years. There are some outdated cultural references, but credit to the author, M/M was pretty unusual back in those days.
annamelissa avatar reviewed The Substitute Wife on + 27 more book reviews
This is a very fun book - and emotionally charged too!
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When Luke Quintain's fiancée dumped him, Catherine Lang understood immediately that she was the perfect solution to his problem. Leggy, flame haired and wise beyond her years, she decided that he should marry her instead.

But even though Luke needed a wife by his thirty-sixth birthday or he would lose his inheritance, he had to say "No!" Well, that was what he tried to say, but somehow Cat left with a ring on her finger and a wedding date on her calendar. And Luke could only curse his grandfather's positively medieval blackmailing
scheme...and count the seconds till the wedding night.

Cat, of course, knows her own mind and her own heart and she wants Luke. Meanwhile, Luke is wondering how long this will play out, and hoping that it might be a little longer with each passing day. The problem is, he's quite capable of doing something very stupid like falling for Cat.

Because sometimes love just doesn't take no for an answer.