Secrets, Lies and Love
Dionysus Kostanidis. CEO. Widower. Relentless. A man who doesn’t give second chances.
I approached him through a lie.
Our attraction for each other was overwhelming.
I fell in love with the man who was forbidden to me.
He will never forgive me when he knows the whole truth.
He is a Greek tycoon and a single dad.
She is the nanny his son adores.
Dionysus Kostanidis doesn’t know the meaning of forgiveness.
Cecily will do whatever it takes to keep her promise, even if it means staying away forever from the man she loves.
Dionysus Kostanidis, tycoon from a family of bankers and CEO of the largest telecommunications company in North America, like his brothers, is ruthless in every aspect of his life.
The single dad is determined to remain a widower, not out of love for his late wife, but because marriage is not in his plans.
The Greek man can have any woman he wants with the snap of his fingers, so why tie himself down again?
Harper Cecily Bradley, or Cici, as she prefers to be called, is an innocent woman from Kansas who arrives in New York with a mission. When her plans go awry, she takes a drastic step that will forever change the course of her life and place her directly in the billionaire’s path.
For Dionysus, having his son’s nanny is just another seduction game, like so many others he has played throughout his life. For the inexperienced young woman, being in the Greek’s arms is her idea of paradise, even though she knows he is forbidden.
However, when they both decide to give in to their passion, they know they are destined for each other.
But Cici is hiding a secret that, if discovered, could make the man of her dreams hate her.
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