title: The Surrendered Wife: A Practical Guide To Finding Intimacy, Passion and Peace
author:  Laura Doyle 
description: Self-proclaimed "feminist and former shrew" Laura Doyle sets forth a whopper of a game plan for establishing profound intimacy in one's marriage. Building on the gender stereotypes defined by bestselling author John Gray (<I><a href="/exec/obidos/ASIN/006016848X/${0}">Men Are from Mars, Women Are from Venus</a></I>), Doyle seeks to heal the overworked, underappreciated wife who snarls at her mate's every thought or action. Her message to these smart, self-sufficient types: check the nitpicking, the unsolicited opinions, and--egads!--the finances at the marital door (although she says it's still okay to wield control at work). Many women will find such advice archaic and offensive; some will simply laugh off this credential-free anachronism when they receive the book as a bridal-shower gag gift. Still others, identifying with Doyle's profile of a controlling wife, will be curious enough to dabble in her proposed art of "surrendering."
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  A Military Hero and a Despairing Wife . . .
  
  Captain Wulf Huntington and Rose, Lady Burberry, become lost in pleasure on an
  anonymous afternoon and evening caught in time.
  
  But reality intrudes sooner than either thought possible when both learn the
  other’s true identity and all the reasons why their love cannot be. He must
  return to military life and she to the only life she knows.
  
  Until . . .
  
  Years pass and now the widowed Rose seeks another husband. At a country house
  party organized to meet eligible men, an angry Wulf intrudes. He wants answers
  from Rose, answers she is not willing to give. Will past betrayals and secrets
  keep the lovers apart or will they come to embrace a love for all time?
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Price of Desire
  
  By
  
  Lavinia Kent
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents are the
  product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance
  to actual events, locales, or persons, living or dead, is purely coinc