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Another Woman (Women Who Dare, Book 6) (Harlequin Superromance, No 558)

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I saw the movie first and then purchased the book. The book is nothing like the movie, even the main character's name was changed from Leah(book) to Lisa (movie). I had hoped the book would fill in some gaps/questions I had about the movie, but I was wrong. Completely different storyline. To be honest, I liked the movie version better. I had a hard time bonding with the character in this book. She lied about everything. She was hot one minute, cold the next. I felt more empathy for the husband. I could not understand how she could become so sweet after she was beaten up when that did not seem to be a major part of her character before. I know it's fiction, but there has to be something for me to hold onto. She still should have reverted to the person she really was in the beginning before everything happened to her (beating caused amnesia). If you think the book will be like the movie, it is not. If it does not matter to you, could be a good read for you.

Back cover reads:
*Leah Temple
is living a nightmare. Somewhere in her past--a past she cannot recall--is a secret she is terrified of uncovering.
*Paul Temple
is fighting his own demons. His wife is back! Or is she? Gone is the conniving, devious shrew who'd made his life hell. In her place, a stong, loving woman he doesn't know...and doesn't trust.