My Invisible Husband by Shelia M. Gross

Shelia M. Goss novel "My Invisible Husband" was a read worth adding to your collection. The book was witty, funny and absoulty entertaining. Once again she chose wonderful characters and bought each and every one of them to life. She took you through a tale of lies and love. Thanks Shelia for another great book!!!

I started reading "Invisible Husband" on a Sunday evening and I had it finsished on the very next night. The book was SOOOOO good. I was raving about it to a friend and was telling her that Nikki reminded me so much of her. She decided to read it also and loved the book also. I thought it odd for Byron and Nikki to meet so soon in the book but it was perfect. I liked that Sheila got right down to the point and didn't go on for pages about stuff that really didn't matter. That's the style of writing I like. The book progressed great and even though there weren't any surprises and nothing unexpected happened, the book was right up my alley. I would definitely say, check this book out. Sheila Goss has a fan for life.

I think many women feel as Nickki Montana felt in this story--pressured to stick with someone else's pattern for how our lives should go. Despite how independent we think we are, we, deep inside all want to please our family and or friends as she did, and although, we may never feel brave enough to go to the lengths she did, the temptation is there. It was nice however that Nickki was able to turn things around from fantasy to reality without too much time lost, so many of us live in fantasy land forever. I so enjoyed the book and as I always do with Shelia Goss' work. She has a nice calm style that is pleasant to read. I can't wait until her next book comes out.

Nicolette Montana tries to fool her family and friends by saying that she's married. When she meets Byron, she doesn't think she'll fall in love. If you're looking for something light and humorous, I would recommend it. It's also a quick read.

I am so pleased with My Invisible Husband. This is one of the best novels I've read in a long time. As I read it, I saw each scene playing before me like a lifetime movie. Sheila Goss has done an excellent job in bringing to life Nikki and Byron's story. I didn't want it to end.