REVIEW: Seduced into the Greek’s World by Dani Collins

Seduced into the Greek’s World by Dani Collins, A business trip to Paris proves beyond Natalie Adams wildest dreams when she has an an affair in the city of love with infamous billionaire Demitri Makricosta .

Demitri is astounded by fiery Natalie. One night isn’t enough, so to quench his lust he insists she become his mistress. The closer Natalie gets to emotions Demitri has kept locked away, the more he distracts her with dazzling gifts and luxury holidays to ensure that seduction remains the only thing between them.

Seduced into the Greek’s World by Dani Collins was a passionate romance with sizzling chemistry between the main characters set in the beautiful and captivating setting of Paris.

Demitri’s struggle to overcome his past has been tough. He does not do emotions and keeps himself at a distance from everyone. Natalie too has been hurt in the past by her ex and her past might not be dark as Demitri but she too is afraid to give her heart again. They both were very different characters but they help each other overcome their pasts and move on. Especially, Natalie who showers Demitri with so much love and comfort and helps him emotionally. This is what I loved about their romance and this is also the main reason I enjoyed it so much.

There are misunderstandings and obstacles on the way but the happily ever after was worth it!

Book Info:

Publication: May 19th 2015| Harlequin Presents Series #3343 |

I want you, Natalie. Not after five o’clock. Now.”

Every woman has a fantasy she only dares dream about in the dead of night. But for single mom Natalie Adams, the reality of an affair in Paris with infamous billionaire Demitri Makricosta surpasses even her wildest dreams!

Demitri is astounded by fiery Natalie. One night isn’t enough, so to quench his lust he insists she become his mistress. The closer Natalie gets to emotions Demitri has kept locked away, the more he distracts her with dazzling gifts and luxury holidays to ensure that seduction remains the only thing between them.