Sophia Andreou has always been the “good daughter” who tried to keep her domineering father happy. She followed the rules and did everything that was asked of her. But this time, her father is asking too much. The family company is crumbling, and her father has arranged a marriage to a Greek billionaire who can save their property business. What?! Umm no thank you. If Cinderella can dress up to win a prince, surely Sophia can do the opposite and ditch hers...
Dion Kourakis has come a long way from being an orphan with only a single friend to his name. Now he runs a billion-dollar investment company and has the respect of everyone in Europe. His charming personality covers a lot of emotional scars, including his desire to make his mentor proud. Dion doesn’t exactly want a bride to go along with his next business deal, and he plans on letting the lass down gently when they meet...
Only, his future bride has turned out to be nothing like what he thought she’d be. She’s quirky and has a habit of turning up to social events in strange outfits. It doesn’t take a genius to figure out what she’s up to, but the harder she tries to convince him she’d be an awful wife, the more he wants to convince her they’d be perfect together.
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An indignant daughter + A determined billionaire + their shitty parents = a genius rom-com.
Sophia Andreou was the perfect daughter until the moment her father decided to marry her off to Dion Kourakis, a total stranger to her, in order to save their family business. From the research she did, he seemed like a nice guy but she had no intention of following her father's crazy plan. Her only escape was for Dion to reject her, and that's how the fiancee from hell was "born". Dion was surprised when he met her, she was nothing like the person her father described. Her quirkiness and unique fashion taste were scary and fascinating at the same time but he felt that something was wrong. No matter how much she tried he didn't believe her lies so she had to tell the truth. Even though he felt bad for her he wanted that company badly so he made her an offer. He had a week to win her over or he was losing everything. He was so close to succeeding but then his world collapsed and he drove her away. Could he bring the quirky woman back or he had lost his chance at happiness.
How to Lose a Fiance is a contemporary romance about a forced marriage. It's well written, it has a dual POV, very creative with the characters and a great plot.
The correct greek phrases were much appreciated. It's a fun read with a few emotional parts, a couple steamy scenes but mostly hilarious moments. It's definitely
a page-turner with its captivating storyline and the whimsical characters. My favorite parts were the scary moments with Sasha. I loved every minute of reading it and I will rate it with 4.8 stars.
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How to Lose a Fiancé
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