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From Publishers Weekly
The heroine of Gould's (Second Love) bittersweet ninth novel flees Manhattan's ex-wives' clubs to lick the wounds of divorce in pastoral simplicity. For Leonie Corinth, a brassy, independent type who "attracts attention whether she asks for it or not," the peace and quiet of the Hudson River Valley seems ideal. Her man-bashing interior monologue stops on a dime, however, when she meets Sam Nicholson, the architect she's hired to help redesign her house. The obstacle to their love?that Peter's married to a wheelchair-bound heiress whose accident he helped to cause?leaves an unexpected Sam wracked with guilt. He is nonetheless unable to resist Leonie. But will the wife's slow revenge make life intolerable for the lovers? The virtues of this novel?at heart a formulaic romance?are its lively pace, its nimble plot turns and its ability to tug, oh, so gently, at the heartstrings.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From Library Journal
Recovering from an ugly divorce, New Yorker Leonie Corinth moves upstate?right into the arms of the architect who's helping restore her new home.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
See all Editorial Reviews
The heroine of Gould's (Second Love) bittersweet ninth novel flees Manhattan's ex-wives' clubs to lick the wounds of divorce in pastoral simplicity. For Leonie Corinth, a brassy, independent type who "attracts attention whether she asks for it or not," the peace and quiet of the Hudson River Valley seems ideal. Her man-bashing interior monologue stops on a dime, however, when she meets Sam Nicholson, the architect she's hired to help redesign her house. The obstacle to their love?that Peter's married to a wheelchair-bound heiress whose accident he helped to cause?leaves an unexpected Sam wracked with guilt. He is nonetheless unable to resist Leonie. But will the wife's slow revenge make life intolerable for the lovers? The virtues of this novel?at heart a formulaic romance?are its lively pace, its nimble plot turns and its ability to tug, oh, so gently, at the heartstrings.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
From Library Journal
Recovering from an ugly divorce, New Yorker Leonie Corinth moves upstate?right into the arms of the architect who's helping restore her new home.
Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information, Inc.
See all Editorial Reviews
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