REVIEW: Claimed for His Duty by Tara Pammi

Claimed for His Duty by Tara Pammi is the first part in the Greek Tycoons Tamed series. Leah Huntington’s safety was entrusted to Greek tycoon Stavros Sporades, but the rebellious heiress was a beacon for fortune hunters. The only way for Stavros to protect her was to marry her himself.

But their marriage was just a facade. Five years later, the sassy woman who sashays back into Stavros’s life demanding a divorce is completely different from the wayward girl he married.

Stavros demands Leah prove her troubled past is behind her before he grants her freedom. But one night in their marital bed reveals that his alluring wife might have been innocent all along…

I loved this one and it had everything I love to read in a romance. Based on the marriage of convenience trope, it had two adorable characters, a wonderful plotline and loads of sizzling chemistry.

Leah is an amazing heroine who is feisty yet vulnerable and manages to hold her own in front of a very alpha hero. Stavros was an alpha hero but I loved how his character went beyond that.He had so many layers and made a wonderful hero.The best part of the story was the amazing chemistry, the characters had. So much heat!

The story moves at a good pace and I never wanted Claimed for His Duty by Tara Pammi to end! Recommended for everyone who loves Presents!

Book Info:

Publication: Published August 1st 2015 | Harlequin Presents Series #3360 | (Greek Tycoons Tamed #1)

The wedding night they never had

Leah Huntington’s safety was entrusted to Greek tycoon Stavros Sporades, but the rebellious heiress was a beacon for fortune hunters. The only way for Stavros to protect her was to marry her himself

But their marriage was just a facade. Five years later, the sassy woman who sashays back into Stavros’s life demanding a divorce is completely different from the wayward girl he married.

Stavros demands Leah prove her troubled past is behind her before he grants her freedom. But one night in their marital bed reveals that his alluring wife might have been innocent all along…