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|title=The Secrets of Married Women
|sort=Secrets of Married Women
|author=Carol Mason
|reviewer=Zoe PageMorris
|genre=Women's Fiction
|summary=Jill and Richard's marriage is on the rocks following the results of some fertility tests, but is reaching out to a scantily clad Russian the answer?
|date=December 2007
|isbn=978-0340932759
|amazonukcover=<amazonuk>0340932759</amazonuk>|amazonusaznuk=0340932759|aznus=<amazonus>0340932740</amazonus>
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I liked the title of this book, interpreting it as a tongue in cheek take on the usual "secrets for (happy) marriage" books that are out there - search for those words on Amazon and this is the only novel that comes up, among a sea of self-help books for better partnerships. Based on the title, I was expecting something along the lines of ''Desperate Housewives'' - witty, funny, a bit far fetched at times, but generally a light hearted look at married life.
This is not the easy going beach book you might think from the title - if that's what you're after, why not have a look at another tale of married life and the lure of affairs in [[Any Way You Want Me]] instead?
Thank you to the publishers for supplying this book. We also have a review of Mason's [[Send Me A Lover by Carol Mason|Send Me A Lover]].
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