The Greek Tycoon's Green Card Groom (Dreamspun Desires)
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| Rating | : | 4.97 (977 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1634770862 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 218 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2013-06-28 |
| Language | : | English |
DESCRIPTION:
It's a fraud neither man is convinced he can pull off.But as Archie introduces Ondrej to New York society and Ondrej proves his skill in the office, they start to discover a connection between them. Can they overcome the rocky foundation their relationship was built on, meddling immigration agents, gossip columnists determined to out their deception, and an aggressive executive set on selling Archie's company out from under him? Only if they can prove to each other their love is worth fighting for.. Marriage gets less convenient when love is involv
She lives in Brooklyn, NY. She is active in RWA and has served as president of Rainbow Romance Writers and on the board of RWANYC. Kate McMurray is an award-winning romance author and fan. Website: katemcmurray Twitter: twitter/katemcmwriter Facebook: facebook/katemcmurraywriter . When she's not writing, she works as a nonfiction editor, dabbles in various crafts, and is maybe a tiny bit obsessed with baseball
Bo said A Bit Too Cold--A Bit Too Cold--3 1/2 Stars I was looking forward to this one because I absolutely loved Kate McMurray's "Out in The Field" and especially "Ten Days in August," both of which made me feel like I was living with the MCs. I never got that feeling in this one, even though on the surface Archie and Ondrej were going to be a challenge to get to know, and like.That's because they were heirs to very special European cultures, and they showed it in every way. Most especially they seemed so much alike and different at the same time that I could not figure out who was on the cover. I decided it had to be Archie because it really was his story.Archie . 1/"A Bit Too Cold--A Bit Too Cold--3 1/2 Stars I was looking forward to this one because I absolutely loved Kate McMurray's "Out in The Field" and especially "Ten Days in August," both of which made me feel like I was living with the MCs. I never got that feeling in this one, even though on the surface Archie and Ondrej were going to be a challenge to get to know, and like.That's because they were heirs to very special European cultures, and they showed it in every way. Most especially they seemed so much alike and different at the same time that I could not figure out who was on the cover. I decided it had to be Archie because it really was his story.Archie . 1/2 Stars" according to Bo. I was looking forward to this one because I absolutely loved Kate McMurray's "Out in The Field" and especially "Ten Days in August," both of which made me feel like I was living with the MCs. I never got that feeling in this one, even though on the surface Archie and Ondrej were going to be a challenge to get to know, and like.That's because they were heirs to very special European cultures, and they showed it in every way. Most especially they seemed so much alike and different at the same time that I could not figure out who was on the cover. I decided it had to be Archie because it really was his story.Archie . Stars. I was looking forward to this one because I absolutely loved Kate McMurray's "Out in The Field" and especially "Ten Days in August," both of which made me feel like I was living with the MCs. I never got that feeling in this one, even though on the surface Archie and Ondrej were going to be a challenge to get to know, and like.That's because they were heirs to very special European cultures, and they showed it in every way. Most especially they seemed so much alike and different at the same time that I could not figure out who was on the cover. I decided it had to be Archie because it really was his story.Archie . Good Story. Some Issues 3.5 Stars A marriage of convenience, two sexy guys, and a company on the brink of collapse are the premise of Kate McMurray's newest book, The Greek Tycoon's Green Card Groom. This is the next book in Dreamspinner Press's Dreamspun Desires line and while I loved the blurb and the idea of this, unfortunately this one fell just a bit flat for me. Which is so disappointing because I absolutely adore Kate McMurray's books.Archimedes (how fabulous is this name, though?!) Katsaros or Archie as he's called is in trouble. His family's company, the one left to him by his beloved deceased father, is about to go under. The . "I finished it." according to ireadtoomuch. Meh. I kept waiting for somethinganything to happen. There were hints of potential plot linesfailing company, corporate takeover, immigration investigation.but then nothing. Everything was peachy keen. Everything resolved as if by magic. All that was left was the whining of the main characters, and a supposed language barrier which didn’t come across at all. I felt sorry for Archie, because his character had the potential to be so much more. It all fell flat. On my rating scale (not amazon's) âÂÂ
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About the Author Kate McMurray is an award-winning romance author and fan. She is active in RWA and has served as president of Rainbow Romance Writers and on the board of RWANYC. Website: katemcmurray Twitter: twitter/katemcmwriter Facebook: facebook/katemcmurraywriter . When she's not writing, she works as a nonfiction editor, dabbles in various crafts, and is maybe a tiny bit obsessed with baseball. She lives in Brooklyn, NY