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Liked It Rated 5 stars “THE SAVAKIS MERGER by author Annie West is a November 2011 release by Harlequin Presents. For the first time in her life, widow, Calista Manolis indulge in a wild passionate afternoon with a stranger on the beach. Later the stranger is introduced to her as Damon Savakis, her...” see full review » see other reviews »

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  • Rated 5 stars

  “THE SAVAKIS MERGER by author Annie West is a November 2011 release by Harlequin Presents.
  
  For the first time in her life, widow, Calista Manolis indulge in a wild passionate afternoon with a stranger on the beach. Later the stranger is introduced to her as
  Damon Savakis, her uncle's business competitor and the man who was planning a takeover of her uncle's company. Daman also has hidden agenda as he wants revenge against the family!
  
  Callie would do anything to stop her uncle forcing her cousin Angela into arranged matrimony with Damon. But will she agree to Damon's condition, and become his mistress?
  
  And what will happen when Damon tires of his mistress, will he just discard her aside?
  
  Annie West did it again! She came through with another winner in THE SAVAKIS MERGER. Her characters come alive on the pages with the use of sharp and humorous dialogue and vivid atmospheric details that the reader is personally involved in their happiness. It is a story with real characters, inspired plot and delightful resolution.
  
  Damon and Callie's story is hugely emotional and highly romantic tale readers will find absolutely impossible to resist. This story has depths to its characters and you can feel all the pain and passion Damon and Callie feel.
  This book without a doubt, made it to my favorite list!”

  Nas Dean wrote this review Saturday, November 12, 2011. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No
  
  • Rated 4 stars

  “This is a very traditional HP romance with a greek tycoon out for revenge and a beautiful heroine who starts out being a doormat and gradually learning to atnd on her own. I enjoyed the book. I don't like the big misunderstanding twist at the last chapter but I like the hero for letting the heroine go when she had asked for it and for being patient to wait for her to come back. That was really sweet.”

  ALICE S wrote this review Thursday, November 3, 2011. ( reply | permalink ) Was this review helpful? Yes | No