What a fabulous read! I thoroughly enjoyed this story of four women brought together by their love for one man, Paul Starr. I must admit I warmed more to the female characters than I did to Paul, but it’s an engrossing read of love, friendship and forgiveness with plenty of twists and turns along the way. Beautifully written and highly recommended.

Oh my dear charming Paul, you certainly like to have your cake and eat it too! As a well respected heart surgeon in Ireland Paul can have his pick of any woman of his choosing it seems. With his charismatic personality and good looks, he seems to sweep women off their feet. After showering them with attention and monetary comforts it ends in marriage, again and again. Until Paul moves on to his next love of his life.Wow this book grasped me right from the very first chapter. After Paul's sudden

When Paul Starr is killed in a car accident in Dublin, he leaves behind three grieving widows. But they are not all aware of each others existence. The successful and charismatic doctor had charmed his way into the lives of these three vastly different women and he has left more than a tangled web of lies behind him. There are also children involved. Through the individual stories of Grace, Evie and Annalise, the present becomes intermingled with the past as the women say goodbye to the man they...

5☆ A Mesmerising story! Unputdownable!Wow oh wow what a mesmerising story, My Husband's Wives had me enthralled right from the start.My Husband's Wives is a story full of secrets, little twists, intrigue, sadness, friendship and bonds, it's a story that will get under your skin as you learn about each of the Wives story.There is no doubt that Paul is a womanizer!He's charming, smooth talking, attentive, knows how to make a women feel wanted, but what he isn't.... is entirely honest!Now I don't w...

Faith Hogan's début novel My Husband's Wives was published last year solely on Kindle but now it is getting a full paperback release. I had read Faith's second book Secrets We Keep a few months ago and really enjoyed it so I was delighted to get the chance to read something new (well to me anyway) so soon whilst waiting for book three to arrive.My Husband's Wives opens with a corker of a line that makes the reader instantly sit up and pay close attention 'Mum, there's a funny old lady at the doo...

I don't know how many times Ms Hogan has fallen in love, but in this debut novel she encapsulates Grace and Pauls connection beautifully.Meeting each other at Grace's art exhibition, they embark in an affair that results in marriage and a baby. When Paul dies however, we find out just what kind of man he really is.In his life, Paul has many women. He is a charismatic and likable man. But he is also a bigamist.With wives and lovers coming together, My Husbands Wives is a compelling read. It is as...

My Husband’s Wives tells a really compelling story of four women connected in the most difficult of circumstances. Intricately weaved together, the lives of Grace, Evie, Annalise and Kasia change forever when Paul Starr is killed in a car crash. Paul was once married to Evie, but then later married Grace who gave birth to his daughter, Delilah, but their relationship soured and he had two children with Annalise. As for Kasia, nobody knows quite what her ties with Paul involved but she has only t...

All reviews can be found on my blog at https://thewritinggarnet.wordpress.comHow the wife do I even begin this review?! You'll probably know by now that blurbs and I aren't always on speaking terms; they usually go on the naughty step unread as I like to find everything out for myself! Faith Hogan's book was no exception. The only hint of information I took was from the title. I pretty much assumed that a woman's husband was wanting wives for a rainy day. That said, he could have been competing

This is my first Hogan book. I hardly doubt that this also will be the last. There are three reasons for this preconception. Firstly, her edgy, clear-cut characters were quite disturbing throughout the book. Grace was very independent, career-oriented and talented, Annalise was beautiful and all shallow, Kasia was all "goodie-goodie" etc. I wanted to shout every time I was given a hint about these commodities -btw, it happens so many times!!- that people are not all black and white, there is als...

So this is the story of the aftermath of the death of Paul Starr, the perfect-on paper, dream doctor who seems almost too good to be true. And it turns out he is. It’s been some time where I’ve read a book where there were so many lives intertwined and I’d forgotten how great it was when you were invested in each and every character, as I was here. The characters were unusual in their range in terms of age and roles in the book, you had stoic, mothering, bright and energetic and finally the inno...

ExcellentA heartwarming interesting book. How they all come , together is so . Nice. Don't think I word be that open Minded.

Surprisingly very good!I was a little surprised I liked the book so much. The woman were different and interesting. Outcome is great!

When Paul dies in a car crash he leaves three grieving widows behind. None of his wives were in the car with him, instead he was with a young pregnant girl, Kasia. Kasia survives the accident. When Evie, Paul's first wife, is being asked to identify her deceased husband she contacts Grace, Paul's second wife, who had no idea Paul was still married to Evie. Paul never left either woman, but later also married Annalise. After his death the women in Paul's life have a lot of questions about their h...

When Paul Starr is killed in a car accident his unconventional life and loves are exposed as the four woman who loved him have to face up to each other’s existence. Evie his first wife has always loved him but was willing to let him go as long as he stayed in her life. Grace a famous artist his second wife gave him a daughter Delilah who they both loved dearly . Annalise is his third wife a beautiful ex beauty queen has two young boys with Paul but feels things are not working out for them. The