Wife Against Her Will

Back cover: The bartered bride! Darcy Langton is horrified when she finds herself engaged to arrogant businessman Joel Castille-traded as part of a business merger, no less! While Joel represents everything she most loathes in a man, he`s also, frustratingly, the most charismatic man she`s ever met. It`s soon clear that Joel has absolutely no intentions of honouring their in-name-only agreement, and away from the boardroom Darcy is unable to resist her husband`s sensual persuasions. But when Darcy makes a shocking discovery about her new husband, it`s up to Joel to woo her back-or risk loosing his most valuable asset for ever... My opinion: these books are not for feminists...they are quite chauvinists...and they have absolutely nothing to with real life as we know it...and I also think that many "art movies" (I mean French movies) are much more nauseous : ( p.s. I turn my feminist side off when I read them : )