A Good Wife Series by Hanna Peach, Romac Designs

Preorder at the special price of 99c!   How far would you go to set yourself free? Drake Blackwell is successful, controlling, and hiding a violent family past. He just made his latest investment: Noriko. Imported from Japan, alone, and wed to a stranger, Noriko struggles to stick to the Rules of a Good Wife. Drake can't seem to love her, not the way she wants to be loved. She dreams of freedom beyond the gates of Blackwell Manor... morePreorder at the special price of 99c!   How far would you go to set yourself free? Drake Blackwell is successful, controlling, and hiding a violent family past. He just made his latest investment: Noriko. Imported from Japan, alone, and wed to a stranger, Noriko struggles to stick to the Rules of a Good Wife. Drake can't seem to love her, not the way she wants to be loved. She dreams of freedom beyond the gates of Blackwell Manor. She meets Keir, a passionate young gardener who shares her desire to break free. He gets under her skin and ignites a fire in her she can't ignore. In the midst of her quiet desperation she thinks she has found happiness. And a glimpse of hope. But this affair can't last...can it? Although part of a series, this is a standalone novel with no cliffhanger.WARNING: For ages +18. There are scenes in this novel that infer or allude to physical violence. less

Utterly Irreversibly is a retelling of Girl Wife Prisoner from Keir's alternative perspective. Please finish Girl Wife Prisoner before reading this novella as it contains spoilers. Noriko and I. You already know our story. So you know how it ends. I'm sorry. Some things are irreversible. But others things, things like dreams for example, are not. Dreams are fluid as water, as changeable as the memory of the dreamer... moreUtterly Irreversibly is a retelling of Girl Wife Prisoner from Keir's alternative perspective. Please finish Girl Wife Prisoner before reading this novella as it contains spoilers. Noriko and I. You already know our story. So you know how it ends. I'm sorry. Some things are irreversible. But others things, things like dreams for example, are not. Dreams are fluid as water, as changeable as the memory of the dreamer. Perhaps, then, I may be given license to re-tell our story the way I dreamed it. The way it should have been... What if... less