Review: Girl, Wife , Prisoner - Hanna Peach

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Girl Wife Prisoner (A Good Wife)

Review: Girl, Wife, Prisoner - Book #1 A Good Wife Series - Hanna Peach - September 2015

Imagine being a mail-order bride ? Would you enjoy it and go through with the transaction ? What if the person who brought you was horrible ? For Noriko, she needed money and fast to help save her father as he is dying from Cancer . So she did what she could and signed up to be a mail-order bride as she had heard from a friend that this pays very well. Noriko has been brought and is now the new Mrs. Blackwell. She has yet to meet her husband Drake , but hopes for happiness. This will be dashed though as she discovers that she is a prisoner in her own home. Life would be a bit dull, if it wasn't for Keir the gardener and soon the two of them despite the consequences start an affair of sorts. It will end up deadly though for one of them when the wrong person catches them. This leads onto the next person in Noriko's life Dr. Carter whom is a shrink, can Noriko get him to help her escape or will the plan go terribly wrong all over again, this time leading to more deaths, but resulting in freedom ? Girl, Wife, Prisoner was a fast-paced and intriguing story of how far when we are pushed and have everything and nothing to lose, will we go in order to be free and allowed to start fresh ?
If you love a dark romance read with a hint of suspense , then Girl, Wife, Prisoner by Hanna Peach is the read for you.

 

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