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Title	:	With My Body (Bride Trilogy #2)
Author	:	Nikki Gemmell
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 480 pages
Published	:	June 19th 2012 by Harper Perennial (first published October 7th 2011)
Categories	:	Fiction. Romance. Adult Fiction. Erotica

With My Body (Bride Trilogy #2)

Nikki Gemmell

Paperback | Pages: 480 pages

Rating: 3.46 | 1519 Users | 245 Reviews

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A wife, a mother of three, she has everything a woman should want—and yet she has gone numb inside. Locked in a never-ending cycle of chores, errands, and mealtimes, she cannot find a way to live her life with the honesty and passion that once drove her. Even her husband, whom she loves, has never truly touched the core of her being. Only one person has ever come close. In desperation, she returns to the memory of an old love affair—a transformative relationship with consequences she has never fully resolved. Revisiting her past, she will begin an exhilarating journey into her sexuality while finally confronting the hidden truths of her heart.

Exquisitely lyrical, bold, and seductive, With My Body is a thought-provoking exploration of family, sex, marriage, and love—the love we give, withhold, and surrender to.

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Original Title:	With My Body
ISBN:	0062122630 (ISBN13: 9780062122636)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Bride Trilogy #2

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Ratings: 3.46 From 1519 Users | 245 Reviews

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"You" start to read the book.Immediately you see why someone recommended it to you.You like the descriptions of marital boredom.You notice that the story starts to resemble a montage of everything under the sun and then throw in "the bush."You wonder if at about Lesson 19 the author could have written a book you might recognize as like life, versus like someone throwing in the kitchen sink with a blender making you a cosmo.You start to think that the use of the you is the most amazingly

Nikki Gemmell's With My Body is a pretty good book that is not just some kind of Harlequin Romance--a bodice ripper or heavy breather of interest only to frustrated women who have to be home by 12 O'Clock. It covers a lot of questions about love, marriage, and the need for writers to be brave and express their truth in spite of what other people think. The concern for keeping the journals hidden and the consequences of having them read by the wrong people are also a subject of Nikki Gemmell's

4.5 - 5 Stars!I loved this book, and I think readers will either love it or hate it. You will either connect with it not. But for me Nikki Gemmell's writing sucks you in. I first thought the 'lessons' would make it too choppy. But that with the nameless lead character and the way how it is written in the second person is what made this book work for me. It's raw and it's honest!I was totally sucked into her experiences. Never once flinching at the gap in age between her and Tol. Maybe if I was

With My Body by Nikki Gemmell is definitely a book, after reading, you need to think and reflect upon before sharing your thoughts, at least for me. I admit, as many others, the short "lesson" made the reading a bit awkward. I was initially troubled by a teenage girl experiencing such explicit sexual experiences. Without the strong influence of her mother... or even a mother figure, the "rights of passage" were guided by the older male lover. But, this man seemingly took advantage of her youth

As many reviewers have commented, the second person style is initially unsettling. But once you adapt to it, it lends a certain "rightness" to this tale of a sexual awakening. There aren't many books that tackle this subject with the intensity of feeling Nikki Gemmell manages here.There are things I didn't like about it but they are minor quibbles really -- it's somewhat too long, there are a lot of needless, rather strained passages struggling for literary oomph that if tightened up would

This book starts out with the portrait of a middle-aged woman who feels trapped in her life of a passionless marriage, fake friendships, and a never-ending cycle of errands and chores. She has lost herself and her zest for life. But then we travel to the past--when as a teenager she was bursting with passion and meet the man who fed and nurtured it. So what became of him . . . and her?I found this book difficult to get into at first. The 2nd person point of view was so distracting and the

This book obsessed me from the very first page. I read the full 462 pages in only two days. It is lyrically written, vulnerable, honest, authentic, and almost painful to read in its beauty. I noticed that in the reviews readers tended to hate it or love it. This is the kind of book that brings out strong emotional responses and either you 'get it' or you don't. The descriptions were intense, the language poetic, the characters layered, complicated and messy, and the sex was exquisite. It was so