Ishara Dasruth's Reviews > What the Greek's Wife Needs

I totally agree! I read a lot of HP books, and I have to say this one was exceptional. The story was very realistic, people don’t always make the right decisions. The H didn’t come back to his wife because he wasn’t thinking about her, he had bigger issues in his life, his parents issues. He appeared to recognized his previlage he had as a wealthy young man with lines like “He bought his first sailboat with his allowance he had saved, “He knew how spoon-fed that sounded” My favorite and funniest line “Your Victorian Aunt called. She wants her delicate sensibilities back”. I just think this book had gems. I think that this book being written during the pandemic is one of the reasons I feel that the author wrote with such realism. I think these books take the reader away into a fantasy but unrealistic life, but there should be some today’s real world issues. Foreign adoption, this book made me take a different look at this issue and the reason some people might find themselves in a foreign adoption. This might not be what some readers are looking for in their HP, but I was pleasantly surprised; because I didn’t realized I was looking for this, until I read this book. Dani, keep up the good work.
Excellent job!