Another Woman's Husband

by Angel Mechelle

Reviewed by: Delonya Conyers
November 2008

Bree Michaels moved to Tuckett, Florida to get a fresh start. Drained from failed relationships, Bree just wants to leave the drama behind. But she does exactly the opposite when she begins an illicit affair with her married next door neighbor, Dre. Andre Edwards is a doting father, an excellent provider for his stay-at-home wife and sexy as hell. He immediately caught Bree's eye on sight but she backed off upon learning that he was married. Dre, however, had no intentions of backing off.

Although Bree was determined not to become Dre's jump off, she eventually morphs into something much worse; Dre's mistress. A very naïve mistress at that; believing every one of Dre's tired lines about never loving his wife, filing for divorce or even them having a future together. But Bree's future begins to look very bleak once Dre's wife Neecy starts suspecting that she's creeping with her husband. Especially when Dre moves out and into Bree's waiting arms. Neecy is unwilling to give Dre up without a fight and unfortunately Bree is a lover and definitely not a fighter, while Neecy proves to be a heavy weight champion!

The lengths that both women go through to hold on to Dre and the drama that ensues will keep readers quickly flipping the pages. Readers will find plenty of "Oh Hell to the No" moments throughout the book. Author Angel Mechelle does an excellent job sucking readers into Bree and Neecy's battle to lay claim to Dre's heart. That is if you really believe after reading the book that Dre actually has a heart.

What did you like best about this book?
The drama! Neecy and Bree's pursuit of Dre bordered on obsession but yet it still made for an excellent read. Neecy had way more invested in Dre but Bree risked so much just being with Dre that she couldn't bear for their relationship to fail either.

What did you dislike about the book?
There were some editing issues, a character that was initially introduced as a niece turns into just a friend by the end of the book.

How can the author improve thee book?
Aside from the editing issue, Dre should have had more of a voice in the book. Initially it felt as if Dre was really torn between Bree and his family but by the end of the book he spiraled into just another male character that couldn't control his libido.

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