Title: The Konstantos Marriage Demand
Author: Kate Walker
Series: -
Genre: Romance/ Harlequin Presents
Year Published: 2010
Rating: 2 of 5 stars
THE HERO. . .
Nikos Konstantos, greek billionaire. Five years age he was engaged to be
married to the heroine. But there was a feud between their family. Her father
really hate Nikos’s family, so he destroy Nikos’s family and business. Of course
that angered Nikos so he vow to ruin her family. He suceeded, of course. But when
Sadie came to him to seek help, he wants to take his revenge to another level. Not
just about business anymore, but to get back at her for hurting him by claiming
her as her bride. He won’t satisfied until personally punish her. Well, that,
and because he still desire her.
THE HEROINE. . .
Sadie Carteret, ex-heiress of Carteret Incorporated. Her father died about
six months ago, left her mountains of debt. When her house threatened to be
taken away from her, Sadie had to do something, because his mother’s and little
brother’s life depended on it. So she come to Nikos to ask for help. I don’t
remember when the last time I met a heroine like her. She stutter too much,
almost every time she opens her mouth. Or that just in front of the hero? Anyway,
because she was brave enough to seek help from the hero, and five years ago she
even plead for him in front of her father (who is a really hard person), she
should’ve pictured with more backbone than that. And she is so gullible. How come
she didn’t suspicious because Nikos refuse to bring his fiance so they could
discuss the wedding arrangement. So obvious that that’s just a sham.
THE STORY. . .
Sadie Carteret seek help from Nikos Konstantos, to save his agoraphobic mother
and little brother from a homeless future. To get a revenge on her for her
betrayal five years ago, Nikos agreed, but in exchange she have to come to
Greek to plan his wedding. That’s just an excuse so that he could seduce Sadie
and to bed her. This story is pretty boring, with too much description and too
few conversation. Well, if you prefer a book full with naration, then this book
wouldn’t be a problem for you. The surprise at the end of the book is pretty
obvious, but that explained a lot of things.
THE QUOTE. . .
‘You have my heart, Sadie. You
have my heart and my love—they are yours for ever, no matter what answer you
give. I am yours. There is no other woman in the world for me.’
Nikos Konstantos
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