In his hand was a contract to prove she owed him thousands… Ilios Manos wasn't interested in Elizabeth Wareham's sob story. So what if she was broke and had nowhere to stay? He wanted his money back and his revenge, and he would exact his price from her however it suited him…. But when Ilios looked closely, he sensed Lizzie's innocence and knew he couldn't take that from her lightly. So he chose the next best thing—he was a man in need of a wife…. He would show her mercy…and she would take his name!

Lizzie’s family owes handsome Greek billionaire Ilios an enormous debt, and to repay him, he says Lizzie must become his wife. Although she runs a design firm with her two sisters, they are drowning in debt that their late parents left behind after being massively swindled. Determined to protect her family, Lizzie puts herself on the line and marries a man she barely knows. As Ilios’s new wife, she spends her days in a marriage that lacks both love and affection. Yet, although he is proud and arrogant on the outside, Lizzie begins to notice a lingering sadness within Ilios, one that she finds herself unable to walk away from…

"Ariston Spiridakou had one reason and one reason only for marrying Chloe: he needed a biddable bride to provide the requisite heir. Yet three years later Chloe's status as good Greek wife is a distant memory - and her defiance has had her cast out of Ariston's life. Infuriatingly, Chloe now finds herself at Ariston's mercy - but his help comes with a wicked price: the unyielding condition that he won't even consider her request until she's shared his bed ... and is expecting his baby!"--P. [4] of cover.

The Wealthy Greek's Contract Wife – Penny Jordan Ilios Manos wasn't interested in Elizabeth Wareham's sob story. He wanted his money back and his revenge, and he would exact his price from her however it suited him! But Ilios when looked closely, he sensed Lizzie's innocence and knew he couldn't take it from her lightly. So he chose the next best thing – he would show her mercy...and she would take his name! The Greek Bridegroom – Helen Bianchin The mument tycoon Jace Dimitriades met Rebekah, attraction sparked between them! Jace knows women find him irresistible. So why is he getting the cold shoulder from her? Rebekah finds Jace extremely sexy...but that's the problem! She can't give in to her feelings for him without giving Jace a hold on her heart – and it's been bruised before. Jace is determined to show Rebekah that he's different, but it seems the only way is to play his ace – and propose! The Greek Tycoon's Mistress – Julia James Theo Atrides is wealthy, powerful and sucessful. Leandra has no intention of being his next conquest. But when they are forced to spend a week together on his private island, Theo decides to do whatever it takes to make Lea surrender. Faced with his relentless plan of seduction, she finds the challenge of resisting the gorgeous Greek playboy too much to bear...

As heir in line to the throne, Demetrius is prepared for just about anything... except one.

When his loving mother misunderstands his business announcement as a wedding announcement, Demetrius has no choice but to please his loving mother at any cost.

As soon as Bailey Madison set her eyes on Demetrius' Rolex watch, she could tell that he was different. After all, wealthy men such as him were unusual customers at the run-down strip club where she worked almost all her adult life.

The deal: pretend to be Demetrius' fiance for a short period, no strings attached.

With both their signatures now dried on their contract, Demetrius and Bailey are in for a ride of a lifetime as they are quick to discover how no strings attached, could become complicated.

Thanks to the publication of Plato and the Other Companions of Sokrates, George Groves was renowned as "the greatest nineteenth-century Plato scholar". In the reface to this book, the author says, he's chosen the characters of Plato and Socrates, as they are interesting and important characters in philosophy and history. The personality of Socrates has become legendary. Yet, the period of his greatest achievement coincided with work and life od other important philosophers. This book tells about important leaders of thought from the Socrates circles: Xenophon, Kriton, Protagoras, Parmenides, Menon and others. It may be used an as supplementary source for learning philosophy and for individual research on the history of philosophy. According to the author, this book is a sequel and supplement to his major opus "The History of Greece."