Two Sides of OPA. Asi Mi Gusta!, #10

Annunziate had only one dream: to become the lead Liaison Curator for Athens at the Met. She lived and breathed antiquities, and she was right on the cusp of achieving everything she'd ever fought for. But her world is suddenly crushed when her director delivers a brutal ultimatum-if she isn't fully fluent in Greek by the final interview, the position goes to someone else. Disappointment hits her like a physical blow.
With the clock ticking, Tè can think of only one person capable of teaching her in time. The only problem? He absolutely can't stand the sight of her. To save her career, Tè knows she has to swallow her pride, walk into his territory, and beg the arrogant man for help. It's the only thing in her life that makes complete sense. Akhilleus Xanthopoulos watched her saunter into his family's restaurant, and his reaction was instant aversion.
With her polished look and sharp tongue, she reminded him exactly of the shallow socialite wannabes he'd fled Crete to escape. So when she corners him to ask for intensive Greek lessons, Akhilleus sees a perfect opportunity. He agrees, figuring he can use the forced proximity to finally knock the high-and-mighty curator off her pedestal once and for all. But as the late-night lessons blur from vocabulary drills to unspoken desires, the fierce fire in Tè's eyes and the pull of her lips make Akhilleus realize he might have catastrophically misjudged her.
Now, the battle of wits is turning into a war of temptation-and both of them are about to learn a whole new language of love. For a full list of content levels, please visit the author's official website.