A married woman's pain of rejection and life of emptiness filled with a desire for a forbidden life.
Is It Really Forbidden is a romance novella, that is an intriguing story of Thelma Drake, a beautiful, thirty-year-old woman who struggles with finding love within the confinements of her own marriage. She’s in constant pursuit of her husband’s elusive love. Her husband, Jeffrey, has his attention focused in all of the wrong areas, and seems to care less about his wife’s desires, not even wanting to give his wife a child. In the midst of her hurt, Thelma finds herself strangely drawn with an overwhelming passion for a stranger named Stanley Brillion, a handsome bachelor and successful entrepreneur, which she met by chance. The fascinating Stanley knew upon meeting the beautiful Thelma Drake that behind her beautiful eyes is a story filled with pain and rejection. Fighting the urges that rise up to rescue her and give her the romance and passion she deserves, Stanley respects her love for her husband. However, an unforeseen twist in Thelma’s marriage leads her to devastation and facing a situation she never imagined possible in her life.
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Reviewed by David Perry
10/3/2007
If it's as interesting and well-written as your bio and synopsis, you've got a winner! Best of luck Phoebe!
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