My Wife's Affair — Nancy Woodruff

Peter accepted long ago his fate as a failed novelist turned semi-successful businessman, but even after three kids and years spent in the soul-stifling New Jersey suburbs, his wife, Georgie, always held on to the actress inside her.

When Peter gets a job that takes them all to London, the move does more than reawaken Georgie's creative spirit -- it sets her down a seductive path to the life she always dreamed would be hers. Landing the role of Dora Jordan in a one-woman show, Georgie begins to feel a kinship with the historic figure she plays: a famous eighteenth-century actress who had thirteen illegitimate children, ten fathered by the future King of England.

Drawn into the romance of the stage, and an irresistible attraction to the show's playwright, she begins an affair that will irrevocably change her life, her marriage, and her world. My Wife's Affair is a smart, sexy novel about passion, infidelity, and getting what you want at the ultimate price.