The Greek's Convenient Wife
Sept 2006 · Greek Tycoons Book 30 · Harlequin
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Maddison's at Demetrius Papasakis's mercy, because of her brother's reckless behavior. But the last thing she expects is Demetrius's marriage demand, one she has to agree to. It takes every ounce of strength she has to get through their wedding—Maddison hates her new husband as much as he hates her.
So when Demetrius makes it clear he has every intention of claiming all his temporary wife has to offer, why does Maddison find him so hard to resist?
So when Demetrius makes it clear he has every intention of claiming all his temporary wife has to offer, why does Maddison find him so hard to resist?
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Stephanie Gentry
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2 September 2019
The h wasnt a door mat and the H wasn't too bad. I feel like it needed am epilogue
A Google user
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12 January 2019
I love the twists of events.. Very romantic.
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Kathyana Toussaint
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14 September 2014
I love reading this story to bad no epilog
About the author
Melanie Milburne read her first Harlequin at age seventeen in between studying for her final exams. After completing Bachelor's and then Master's Degree in Education, she decided to write a novel and thus her career as a romance author was born. Melanie is an ambassador for the Australian Childhood Foundation and is a devoted owner of two cheeky toy poodles who insist on taking turns sitting on her lap while she's writing.
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