Michaels Wife

by Marlys Millhiser

Book Overview

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• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0449229033
• ISBN13: 9780449229033
• Release Date: June 1976
• Publisher: Fawcett Books
• Weight: 0.35 lbs.

Customer Reviews

Best of the best

My all time favorite!Best written, most suspenseful,of thousands of novels I have read. Should be rated 10 stars.The reader was skillfully placed in the fascinating plot. I felt like I was there in that hot little house in the desert. A must read.

AN EXCELLENT BOOK!

I first read this book years ago as a young wife with a husband in Vietnam, so I could relate to the main character. Excellently plotted storyline, keeping you in suspense right to the end! Of all the books I've read over the years, Michael's Wife is one of my favorites.

a very memorable unique plot

I first read Michael's Wife in high school. It was in my hometown's local library (and I hope it is still there because I have been unable to locate a copy to purchase). It is a book that makes an impression that has lasted because the two main characters seem almost real and Michael is a real woman's man. It is my favorite book about a character (Michael's wife) who has amnesia. It is a thriller to the last page, because you do not find out the whole story until the ending pages of the book. A must read! Good luck on finding a copy! Someone should print this book again. I think it could be a bestseller!

Enthralling plot!

Michael's Wife can be read over & over again with great satisfaction. I have read it three times. A friend found an old copy in our university library, and it was passed on to about 8 other girls in our section of the dorm. Not a negative remark ensued. It's a pity that it's not still in print!

Highly recommend

This was the first book I had read of Marlys. Millhiser's and I thoroughly recommend it.This is about amnesia and a husband in the military who's wife leaves him after giving birth to their child.She appears one day and does not know who or where she is, but she has a telephone number which she calls. Want to know more? Read the book