The Greek Tycoon's Ultimatum. Lucy Monroe

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      “You are due to receive your monthly allowance tomorrow.”

      Although he had not bothered to identify himself, there was no mistakng the deep, commanding tones of Leiandros’s voice.

      It was a voice that haunted her dreams, erotic dreams that woke her in the middle of the night, sweating and shaking.

      “I won’t be sanctioning that deposit, or any other, until you come to Greece.” No explanation, just an ultimatum.

      “The Greek Tycoon’s Ultimatum

       is a compelling, sensual story.

      A romance you won’t forget.”

      —bestselling author Lori Foster

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      They’re the men who have everything—except a bride…

      Wealth, power, charm—

      what else could a handsome tycoon need? In THE GREEK TYCOONS miniseries you have already met some gorgeous Greek multimillionaires who are in need of wives.

      Now it’s the turn of talented Presents® author Lucy Monroe, with her sensual and compelling romance The Greek Tycoon’s Ultimatum

      This tycoon has met his match, and he’s decided he has to have her…whatever that takes!

      Coming next moth:

      The Greek Tycoon’s Wife

       by Kim Lawrence

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      The Greek Tycoon’s Ultimatum

      Lucy Monroe

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      To my mother, Shirley Ann… The beauty of your character and strength of your spirit in the face of adversity is a constant source of inspiration for me.

       Thank you for believing in my dream.

      CONTENTS

      CHAPTER ONE

      CHAPTER TWO

      CHAPTER THREE

      CHAPTER FOUR

      CHAPTER FIVE

      CHAPTER SIX

      CHAPTER SEVEN

      CHAPTER EIGHT

      CHAPTER NINE

      CHAPTER TEN

      CHAPTER ELEVEN

      CHAPTER TWELVE

      CHAPTER THIRTEEN

      CHAPTER ONE

      “THE coldhearted bitch.”

      Flinching as the words flew venomously from her sister-in-law’s lips, Savannah Marie Kiriakis forced her gaze to remain fixed on the emerald-green grass in front of her.

      The traditional Greek Orthodox graveside service was over and everyone had paid their final respects, everyone but her. Poised on the edge of the grave, a single white rose in her hand, she tried coming to terms with this—the final end to her marriage.

      Relief warred with guilt inside her, forcing out the pain of Iona’s verbal attack.

      Relief that her own torment was over. No one would ever again threaten to take her children. And guilt that this should be her reaction to the death of another human being, particularly Dion—a man she had married in good faith and youthful stupidity six years ago.

      “What right has she to be here?” Iona continued when her first insult was not only ignored by Savannah, but also by the other mourners.

      Dion’s younger sister had a flair for the dramatic.

      Unbidden, Savannah’s gaze sought the reaction of Leiandros Kiriakis to his cousin’s outburst. His dark eyes were not set on Iona, but focused on Savannah with a look of such contempt if she’d been a weaker person, she would have been tempted to jump into the grave with her dead husband.

      She could not turn away, though her heart and emotions were screaming inside for her to do just that. Leiandros’s contempt might be justified, but it hurt in a way that Dion’s frequent infidelities and bouts of violent temper had not.

      The smell of fresh earth mixed with the floral offerings covering the now closed casket assailed her nostrils and she managed to shift her gaze to her husband’s grave.

      “I’m sorry,” she whispered soundlessly before dropping the rose she carried onto the casket and stepping back.

      “A touching gesture, if an empty one.” More words meant to wound, but these delivered directly to her with the sharp precision of a stiletto aimed at her heart.

      It took every bit of Savannah’s inner fortitude to turn and face Leiandros after the way he had looked at her a moment ago. “Is it an empty gesture for a wife to say her final goodbye?” she asked as she lifted her head to make eye contact.

      And wished she hadn’t. Eyes so dark, they were almost black, blazed with a scorn she knew she had earned, but nevertheless grieved. Of all the Kiriakis clan, this man was the only one with legitimate reason to despise her. Because he had firsthand knowledge of the fact she had not loved Dion, not passionately and with her whole heart as a man like her husband had needed to be loved.

      “Yes empty. You said goodbye to Dion three years ago.”

      She shook her head in instinctive denial. Leiandros was mistaken. She would never have risked saying goodbye to Dion before fleeing Greece with her two small daughters in tow. Her only hope of escape had been

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