The Banker's Convenient Wife

by Lynne Graham

Book Overview

The Banker's Convenient Wife by Lynne Graham released on Feb 23, 2004 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373123795
• ISBN13: 9780373123797
• Release Date: February 2004
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

One of my favorite Lynne Graham titles, unique and emotional!

I love the amnesia stories, they really stir one's imagination and this story is well-told. Yes, the hero is a bit of a jerk, but he certainly comes around despite his alpha male attitude, which is always nice to experience. I highly recommend this title, along with all of the L'Amour books. I'll be reading this one again, I just love Hilary's quirkiness and spunk! -Cyndi

This one is SO GOOD!

I kept getting a tug in my heart while reading it and even cried in places -- the heroine was so heart-tugging. She was crazy about the hero from the first moment she met him and wanted desperately to be his real wife and not just a wife in name only. He felt the same strong attraction for her when they first met but fought it because of her young age (she was 19 at the time), the difference in their background, and his distrust of women and marriage in general. When he had temporary amnesia after a car accident and thought she was a real wife to him, he no longer fought his feelings for her and his passion for her burned red hot! He couldn't keep his hands off her even though he thought she was not his type. The love scenes sizzled! I love Lynne Graham's heroes and heroines and I hope she does not change them due to some complaints from some other readers. Her heroes are always strong-willed mega gorgeous billionaires and her heroines are usually poor and may lack self confidence at the beginning of the book but who gain in self confidence towards the end of the book. Lynne cannot please everyone and if she pleases some she will lose others. Lynne's writing is superb and what makes her books keepers for me is her heroes and heroines as they are so vivid and the dialogue between them are so memorable. The reason I buy every one of her new release as soon as they come out is that I've come to expect a certain type of story, hero, and heroine from Lynne and so far I have not been disappointed by any of her books.

Great ending to the Brides of L'Amour Series

I really enjoyed this story and am a big fan of Lynne Graham. The back cover to the book says: "Italian-Swiss banker Roel Sabatino has suffered partial memory loss after a car crash. It seems he has a wife...but can't remember getting married! When Roel tries to take her to bed-as any husband would-he discovers she's a virgin! All this is shocking to Roel, though he still recognizes a great deal when he sees one. So why not enjoy all the pleasures that this marriage has to offer, whatever his reasons were for tying the knot?" One of the fun things about this Graham story is the heroine is a little different than her normal ones. This one is a hairdresser with spiky platinum blond hair with pink ends. Of the Brides of L'Amour series I think I liked The Frenchman's Love-Child slightly better but this one is really good.