That’s the dilemma facing Felix Essien when he wakes from a coma to find he is married to the most beautiful and sensual woman he’s ever known. He cannot remember her or their wedding; he who had sworn never to get married or to give his heart to another. Yet, he feels an intense bond with her that he intends to explore fully.
Ebony can’t believe her good fortune when her paper husband wakes not remembering the temporary marriage arrangement with no intimacies he’d proposed, and is now the adoring husband she’s always dreamt of.
She plans to make the most of the passion blossoming between them. However, would he still feel that way when he regains his memory and realises she’s been keeping secrets and their marriage is not what he thinks it is?
I really couldn’t understand why add the
amnesia if now Ebony want to be close to Flex, and didn’t tell him the truth
about the marriage even if she had also agreed to do this just to help him out.
This book was painful to read., Ebony is tortured by the secrets she hides from
Felix, which he will find out from his close staff or if his amnesia kicks in. Flex
hates secrets and lies, but the author would have done better if Flex was
trying to find out who and why did they got married instead of having a lot of sex.
It pains me to see that Ebony didn't talk to Felix about
their little setup, unless she really did want to be with him in the first
place. What was her plan? It made no sense for her to try to hide anything.
I wanted to love this book if the author
would have played more into the amnesia.
I will probably try another Kiru Taye in
the future, but this book didn’t do it for me.
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