The Secret His Mistress Carried

I gave this one 4 stars only because I adored Billie, the heroine. She may have been a doormat when she was the hero's mistress for two years but she certainly grew some backbone when she left him, after he informed her that he was going to marry the "right kind of woman". So, two years on, hero has......more

This was highly entertaining! Hero is such a caveman. It was amusing to see what he would do next to our poor heroine who became his mistress at 19 and then was supposed to be accepting of his marriage to a proper woman and remain his bit on the side. Hero is genuinely angry she left him. Now, two y......more

Gio, Gio, Gio. You are one self-involved, self-centered, egotistical, alpha romero hero. I should hate you and your arrogant self, but like Billie I just can't. Gio and Billie are the kind of hero and heroine that L. Graham does best. Billie is a loving, sweet scatterbrain lower case h while Gio is......more

Re-read: Yes this is up in my shelf s**t I love to read. I finally understood why the book is not angsty. Because there’s no love between the characters. If the heroine had loved him when he treated her as s**t and married another woman, she would have been shattered and would have never ever forgiven h......more

Gio and Billie have an affair but when he decides to marry a woman of his social background and keep Billie as his mistress she dissapears from his life. Alone and pregnant she builds a career and a new life for herself and her son. Two years later Gio is a divorced man. When he finds Billie again h......more