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Constantine's Defiant Mistress

By: Sharon Kendrick
Narrated by: Maggie Mash
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When Constantine Karantinos learns he has an heir he will do anything to claim him. Even if he finds it hard to remember the child's mother - Laura was nothing more than a waitress. Now Constantine's summoned Laura to Greece, but she's more wilful than he remembers: determined to pay her way as housekeeper, by day she insists on cooking and cleaning. However, by night Constantine still insists she fulfils her bedroom duties...

©2009 Sharon Kendrick (P)2010 WF Howes Ltd Contemporary Contemporary Romance Fiction Romance Women's Fiction Greek Mythology Ancient History Ancient Greece

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Long ago in the 1970s, romance novels used to be like this. With an arrogant, cruel obnoxious hero who berrates and insults the doormat heroine but 3 seconds later he starts to kiss her, not because he likes her, but because he wants to prove to her that he's master. And she, instead of telling him where to go, gives up the fight as soon as he touches her and her 'traitorous body' melts.
One difference, in the 1970s, there was no explicit sexual content. But in this book, the arrogant Greek tycoon starts to grope her very intimately indeed, in the street, outside a tourist hotel in a seaside town. Really????
I couldn't read any more, it was making me angry and sick in equal measures.

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