The Enigmatic Greek
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‘I’d much rather talk about Alexei Drakos.’ He raised a dark eyebrow. ‘You had no trouble in talking about yourself to my mother.’ ‘That’s different.’ ‘Because you liked her from the moment you met, whereas you’re still not comfortable with me.’ Her eyes flashed. ‘Do you blame me? It’s not every day I meet a man who threatens me with a lawsuit!’ He shrugged impenitently. ‘I will always do everything within my power to protect my mother. And at the time of my threat I’d only just met you. But sin...ce then I have compelling reasons to be grateful to you.’ ‘I see. So when will you give me the interview?’ ‘In the morning—early, if you wish.’ ‘I do.’ And once she’d written the piece and Alexei had vetted it she would send it off to Ross McLean and then catch the first possible flight back home. Alex might be the most powerfully attractive man she was ever likely to meet, but she disliked the idea of being marooned here with no way of getting off his island until he agreed to take her to Karpyros to catch the ferry.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘I’d much rather talk about Alexei Drakos.’ He raised a dark eyebrow. ‘You had no trouble in talking about yourself to my mother.’ ‘That’s different.’ ‘Because you liked her from the moment you met, whereas you’re still not comfortable with me.’ Her eyes flashed. ‘Do you blame me? It’s not every day I meet a man who threatens me with a lawsuit!’ He shrugged impenitently. ‘I will always do everything within my power to protect my mother. And at the time of my threat I’d only just met you. But sin...ce then I have compelling reasons to be grateful to you.’ ‘I see. So when will you give me the interview?’ ‘In the morning—early, if you wish.’ ‘I do.’ And once she’d written the piece and Alexei had vetted it she would send it off to Ross McLean and then catch the first possible flight back home. Alex might be the most powerfully attractive man she was ever likely to meet, but she disliked the idea of being marooned here with no way of getting off his island until he agreed to take her to Karpyros to catch the ferry.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by St. George, Catherine to read onlineMoreLess
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