Jake Howard was immensely attractive, immensely rich; he had worked his way up from nothing to become immensely successful. His wife Helen was the perfect complement to him-beautiful, intelligent, well read. To all appearances a were a perfect couple with a perfect marriage. But appearances can be-and war-deceptive, for the marriage was in reality anything but perfect. Jake had chosen Helen purely as a lovely possession to crown his success; she accepted him as the only alternative to earning her own living. Her only feelings for him was indignation that he should object to her friendship with Keith Mannering, while expecting her to turn a blind eye to Jake's many girl-friends. How could such a marriage, built of such shaky foundations, possibly last?
Genre: Romance
Genre: Romance
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