The Greek's Virgin Bride (Julia James).

Julia James' book "The Greek's Virgin Bride" tells the story of Andrea Fraser, a young woman who grew up poor and felt disinherited when her parents disowned her at birth. When she turns twenty-five she's faced with a shocking surprise: her grandfather wants her to marry Nikos Vassili, a wealthy tycoon who her grandparents have set their sights on as a potential business partner.

Andrea knows that Nikos is not someone she wants to marry, and she won't accept an arranged marriage out of fear that it will limit her career options and freedom. As the story unfolds, it's revealed that Nikos isn't the only man who has set his eyes on Andrea, and this creates a conflict between the two women who both want to take control of their own future.

Instead of moping around, however,Andrea decides to work hard towards achieving the life she truly wants. Overcoming all the challenges that stand in her way means that she may just decide to sacrifice her own desires for the sake of the love that feels like it has a future in the moments she spends with her true soul mate.

The Greek''s Virgin Bride is the story of Andrea Fraser, an American heiress who has become estranged from her wealthy family and suffered through a life of financial hardship and unhappiness. When she learns that her grandfather Nikolaos has made a betrothal arrangement for her with Nikos Vasilis, a ruthless business tycoon, Andrea finds herself torn between her obligations and her desire to forge her own path.