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Summary: Good Good Good
Review: Anne Mather is great. Her books are so well written; no corny dialog, realistic characters and intense emotions. I love it that Joanna is no doormat and that Demetri has a harder time dealing with his feelings than her. He's the one who wants her more rather than the other way around and she doesn't give in at his first becking. This is a good, good book !
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Summary: Good Good Good
Review: Anne Mather is great. Her books are so well written; no corny dialog, realistic characters and intense emotions. I love it that Joanna is no doormat and that Demetri has a harder time dealing with his feelings than her. He's the one who wants her more rather than the other way around and she doesn't give in at his first becking. This is a good, good book !
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Summary: Things aren't always what they seem.
Review: Back Cover description: Demetri Kastro has dark suspicions about Joanna, the young and very attractive woman who has escorted is father home to Greece. Though the elderly millionaire is ill, Demetri is certain Joanna isn't what the doctor ordered!
However, Demetri's attempts to dig beneath Joanna's coolly beautiful exterior reveal few clues as to the nature of her relationship with his father. She's giving nothing away...except an unwitting sexual attractiveness that Demetri finds hard to resist....Well-done story with good sexual tension between Joanna and Demetri. Two subplots thrown in; one about the father's health, and the other about Joanna' ex-husband. Joanna seems to have the upper hand-by that I mean she is not a doormat doing whatever Demetri wants. Her relationship with his father is nicely done and respectful. Try it.
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Summary: Rather Boring
Review: I found the plot tiresome. Given that Joanna was treated in an inhuman way by her ex-husband, I don't think I understand why she would enter into a deceptive relationship with the old man only to develop the hots for his son. She was misjudged by Demetri but she brought that about through her own agreement to pose as the old man's mistress. I don't know but there was some lack of tact on her part and that of the old man's when he sought to use the very woman he was trying to protect and help to deceive his family. A woman's honour should not only be protected at all times but should also be seen to be protected. For Joanna to go along with the deceitful plot made her as guilty as the old man in dishonouring the honour of womanhood. I did not like the book because Joanna helped to dishonour womanhood. It is one thing to be misjudged and another to give sufficient reason to cause the misjudgement.
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