Review: Absolutely loved it!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 24, 2014
Katia left her life behind in the US to be with Junki. She followed him to Seoul and stuck by him as he went through the military. But when Junki is unable to stand up for her and marries the hospital's director's daughter instead; Katia is heartbroken. In steps Jihan Kwan; Seoul's most eligible bachelor who has also hated Junki and his mother since forever. He sees this as a golden opportunity to be with a desirable girl that will not only serve as a punch to Junki's gut but to his father's too. A contract marriage takes place but soon the lines get blurred as secrets are revealed.There are many communities where relationships are often destroyed upon the insistence of the couple's families. I too belong to a community where money, looks and heritage often mean more than a person's character or personality.Katia is spirited but mature. I loved her personality and her persistence to make the best of any given situation. Although heartbroken, she is determined to move on because the best revenge is always success.Jihan Kwan is charismatic. He wins your heart and you find yourself rooting for him from the first moment. The fact that he always harbored an attraction for Katia makes him even more attractive.Pamela did a great job of adding cultural elements to the plot which made this a complete story instead of just a lover's revenge. The characters were all multi faceted and the twists kept the story alive.I think Seoul Mates was one of the best stories I've read in a while!Sheryl ShahThe Kindle Book Review TeamThe Kindle Book Review received a free copy of this book for an independent, fair, and honest review. We are not associated with the author or Amazon.