Mirror, Mirror (Amanda Mcintyre).

"Mirror Mirror" by Amanda McIntyre offers a unique perspective on love and relationships. Unlike many other books in this genre, this story explores the unusual arrangement between Charlie and her husband, who provides her with anonymous lovers while secretly watching them having sex. Although this arrangement has sustained their marriage for many years, Charlie begins to feel resentful of her life in a goldfish-bowl, where everything is hidden from her eyes.

However, when Charlie meets the sevente

This is a continuation from one of my all-time favorites, Lover 17. Now set against the lush and alluring Australian landscape, this installment is full of secrets Charlie didn't know she held.

Unlike our usual tropes which involve rich heiresses out to knock down swan walls and shatter trust, this novel offers a tender portrait of love in all its glory. As the scenes of passion unfurl, sharply written and iconically described, mirrors coalesce as forces of discovery, retraction and revelation.

While this pace may seem daunting, you will find Amanda's storytelling mesmerizing. Elegant and intricately woven, each chapter creates a world in which we are both willing and incapable participants. The themes of identity, self-discovery and the vulnerability of trust dovetail seamlessly with deeper themes of our nature and how we come to understand it.

This is Lover 7's restless leap into the romantic murkiness that will not let you go uninvigorated.