Takako HashimotoRezensionen

Years ago, when I was a young teen, Harlequin stories used to shape romance for me. It's not that they're precisely misleading. But they're not accurate though. This was cute, simple and so innocent. But I outgrown such stories.

Sienna just lost her dad, moved in with her journalist brother and works with his girlfriend in a secretary hiring company. Alex from Greece, a rich man, wants a replacement secretary for a few days, so he hires Sienna, who instantly falls for him. The story then takes a shape for the darker, revenge, memory loss, and finally forced marriage.

Years ago, when I was a young teen, Harlequin stories used to shape romance for me. It's not that they're precisely misleading. But they're not accurate though. This was cute, simple and so innocent. But I outgrown such stories.

Sienna just lost her dad, moved in with her journalist brother and works with his girlfriend in a secretary hiring company. Alex from Greece, a rich man, wants a replacement secretary for a few days, so he hires Sienna, who instantly falls for him. The story then takes a shape for the darker, revenge, memory loss, and finally forced marriage.