The book started very well. It was different and interesting. The women showed the signs of strength and character.

The knitting club and their discussions about the issues they are facing. It started very well.

As the story progresses, it became least interesting and characters just lost their charm.

Wednesday Wives club is a collection of a four stories, about four girlfriends who all have problems at home, so they all decide to do something about it. And they all end up with different outcome, one of them is happily divorced, in a new relationship and pregnant, another is also divorced and happy to be alone and in no hurry to be somebody’s trophy wife again. Third is sharing her bedroom with two husbands and fourth has spiced her sex life with role plays. So basically, its Desperate Housewives from Playboy Channel.

Good and entertaining read.

Wednesday Wives Club has a great premise but the characters need something more. They all seemed a little flat.

I voluntarily reviewed an Advance Reader Copy of this book.

love these 4 women... I felt like I really grew to know them! This story was veery well written! Thanks so much for the copy.. I will be purchasing this title for the store for sure!

I didn't care for this book. It started out OK but I just couldn't finish the book. It just simply wasn't for me. Good luck.

I have to say this shows women in a very poor way.
Not at all what I expected.
Very disappointing.

This quilting group is nothing like I've heard of before. It's a marriage counseling group that has some pretty strange problems. These four women have husbands that are a little demanding and chauvinistic. I think I like Ella the best. She solved her problem to suit her and let the chips fall where they may. The other women have their own solutions. Lots of un-typical marriages here. Each woman tells her story and all the stories intertwine. I like this style of writing. The women themselves are all strong modern ladies who rely on each other for advice and help. I didn't think I'd like the story once I found what each lady had going on at home but I'm glad I kept reading and finish the book.

Wednesday Wives Club
Cynthia A. Clement
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Thank you to NetGalley.com for the opportunity to read an Advanced Reader Copy of this book in exchange for my honest opinion.
So…. four women love quilting and kinky sex. CRAFTING SMUT!! I loved the premise of the tale and 2 out of the 4 women’s stories were awesome. I admit, I had to stop reading and fan myself off a few times so this isn’t for the faint at heart.
What I loved: While I wouldn’t say that I loved that all 4 women gave into their husband’s wishes, I do love that they each came into their own in their relationships, both inside and outside of the bedroom. Empowerment and equality in a marriage are important qualities along with love, honesty and friendship.
What I didn’t love: The obvious thing is some of the men in this story are complete and utter D-bags so I’m not even going to address that. Let’s see…Ella is only 38 and yet has a son in business school and the twins in college, so pregnant at 17. Where were her parents in this whole relationship? My other beef is that this is a republished collection of 4 novellas with no added information. Annoying..
What I learned: My Stitch-N-Bitch clubs were NEVER like this.
Overall Grade: B

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I couldn't finish because it didn't speak to me. Didn't read with an authentic voice for me and the problems and solutions were too over the top without any insight into the characters