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No Girl Needs a Husband Seven Days a Week by Nina Foxx

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Also by Nina Foxx:

No Girl Needs a Husband Seven Days a Week, December 2007
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Marrying Up, August 2007
Mass Market Paperback
Get Some Love, August 2006
Paperback (reprint)
Marrying Up, July 2005
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NO GIRL NEEDS A HUSBAND SEVEN DAYS A WEEK
By: Nina Foxx


Avon A
December 2007
On Sale: November 20, 2007
320 pages
ISBN: 0061335274
EAN: 9780061335273
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Romance | Contemporary Women's Fiction | Multicultural African-American

A husband can be good for a number of things:

  • Companionship (when he's home)
  • Household repairs (if he's handy)
  • Good loving (if you're lucky), but . . . no girl needs a husband seven days a week!

Marie needs her "stay-at-home husband" to clean the house and babysit the kids, so she can take care of business coast-to-coast . . . and enjoy some harmless flirting on the side.

Mai's perfectly content to be the perfect wife to a successful corporate superstarβ€”throwing lavish parties and organizing gala charity fundraisers. But it's funny how quickly everything can change with just a single phone call . . . from prison!

And high-powered ad exec Kennedy believes the best husband is no husband at all. Hot encounters with a succession of studs keep her going strong as she climbs to the top of her profession.

A spouse is fine as long as he doesn't screw up the rest of your life. Now three lovely ladies who think they have this "husband" thing all worked out are about to learn that, when it comes to love and marriage, "perfection" can always be improved upon. And it's going to be one wild ride!