Happily Never After

by T. Wendy Williams

To the outside world, Dorothy, a seemingly happy housewife, and David Leonard, a prominent Houston physician, appear to have a perfect marriage, but behind closed doors, it's a completely different story. Original.

244 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2007

Reviews

[Jenee H]

This is a book that exists. The writing and story structure are so bad that it's a wonder how it made it past the editing process. Nothing really happens for the first 150 pages and then the story gets vaguely interesting. Somewhat entertaining to read out loud but, in the end, not worth the time. I got this book for free and still felt like it cost too much.

[Melissa]

Dorothy oh my gosh I so admire her she went through so much in her marriage. But I love the fact she prayed for help. But David was a lot and the sad part is he grew up in a house where the dad was controlling so that's all he knew. But dorothy she was different and didn't take his mess.

[Elaine]

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[Crystal]

It was hard to keep going in this book.
I didn't really like this book.

[Crystal]

This book was interesting but it did't really hold my attention the whole way through.

[Steph Hoskins]

This book was really slow did not keep me interested

[Kim]

It was an ok read.