The Perfect Wife

The perfect wife to the Earl of Wyldewood is one who looks good on his arm, does her own thing and lets him pursue his own pleasure. Well in theory anyways. What the earl gets is one stubborn beauty that is as adventurous as he can imagine. Sabrina delves into one outlandish scheme after another while baiting the Earl with her biting wit and the Earl finds he met his match in Sabrina and found THE PERFECT WIFE!

THE PERFECT WIFE is one wildly entertaining romp from the wonderful Victoria Alexander. She literally captivates her readers with her latest book that will have you laughing, sighing and looking to what is next for Sabrina and her Earl. Get ready for one wild adventure as one earl finds that his idea of a perfect wife just might be one he never expects!

Meet Sabrina Winfield, a lady of impeccable breeding, graceful and genteel yet underneath it all is one adventurous spirit determined to get out and see the world. She finds herself drawn to her new husband, the Earl of Wyldewood and finds that his idea of a perfect wife is just sheer lunacy. Soon his deep kisses and seductive charms make her long for him to be her idea of a perfect husband. The Earl of Wyldewood was thrown when Sabrina’s inner stubbornness came out and he finds himself with a wife that doesn’t meet what he thinks is his idea of a perfect mate. When he finds himself on the biting end of her wit, the Earl ends up finding ways to silence her mouth, end her outlandish schemes and finds that maybe being perfect isn’t all that cracked up to be.

THE PERFECT WIFE is a delightful story with characters that literally fly off the pages and bury themselves deep in the readers’ heart. Ms. Alexander’s writing enchants this reviewer each time she settles down with one of her books and her characters always are multidimensional. With strong alpha males and the independent beauties that love to go head to head with them, Ms. Alexander delivers a story that is sure to be read again and again. Run to grab this wonderful book and be prepared to laugh, sigh and long for more once the last page is read.

April 2008