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The Greek Tycoon's Defiant Bride

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Series: The Rich, the Ruthless and the Real #2

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Reader Review: Maribel and Leonidas Pallis shared a night of passion but the following morning Maribel disappeared from Leonidas's life. He was far more hurt than he thought possible and he strove to erase her from his mind, but when he sees her again at a memorial service for her cousin he can't help but remember that night. Then someone at the service mentions that Maribel has a child and he's angry that she's been with some other man. He goes to see her, not knowing exactly what he wants from her but then he's stunned to realize that Maribel's child is his son. He's equally stunned by Maribel's passionate vow that she will never let him near her child. Leonidas is determined to use all his considerable resources to gain his rights as the father and at first Maribel fights him. She wants nothing to do with him and doesn't want her son emulating his father's careless, playboy ways. She thinks to drive him away by saying the only way that Leonidas will be allowed into their lives is if he marries her. Well, Leonidas accepts her offer and they marry. For better or worse these two tempestuous lovers need to find a compromise that will enable them to have a happily ever after. I liked Maribel and I enjoyed her evading maneuvers. At first her insistence on cutting Leonidas out of his sons life seems cold but when we learn more about that fateful morning after they had sex it becomes more apparent that she has valid reasons in protecting herself and her son. When they finally do have sex as man and wife and then he rolls off her and agrees to meet his ex girlfriend at her apartment my jaw just dropped. Grrrr. Someone get me a blowtorch and a butcher's knife! That it was completely innocent doesn't matter. He frequently tells her that she doesn't own him and that their marriage will not change him. Grrrr. I definitely enjoyed reading about Maribel bringing him down a peg or three. Normally I don't like angsty books but all these out of control emotions was a fun ride. Also it's a good thing I read this book before the first one in this series because I would have really disliked Leonidas alot more. He has an obvious disdain for women in the first book and it's still not beaten out of him by his own book but Maribel soons straightens him out and makes him into a better father and a far better husband


He's discovered she's his baby's mother--so now she'll be his bride!

Maribel was a shy virgin when she and handsome Leonidas Pallis shared a night of passion. She assumed he was inspired by his need for comfort, rather than lust for her. However, unbeknownst to Leonidas...Maribel conceived his child.

Now Leonidas wants what's his: his baby boy and Maribel, available 24/7. But the only way Leonidas will claim her and their son is if he takes her...as his bride!

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Title of eBook: The Greek Tycoon's Defiant Bride Series: The Rich, the Ruthless and the Real, , #2
Release Date: 02-01-2008
Publisher: Harlequin Presents Store Sales Rank: 2491

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The Greek Tycoon's Defiant Bride

When the limousine appeared, a perceptible wave of anticipation rippled through the well-dressed cliques of people gathered on the church steps. Two cars had already drawn up in an advance guard, from which muscular men wearing dark glasses and talking into walkie-talkies had emerged to fan out in a protective cordon. At a signal from the security team the chauffeur finally approached the passenger door of the limo. The buzz in the air intensified, heads craning for a better view, eyes avid with curiosity.

Leonidas Pallis stepped out onto the pavement and immediately commanded universal attention. A Greek tycoon to his polished fingertips, he stood six feet three inches tall. A staggeringly handsome man, he wore a black cashmere overcoat and a designer suit with an elegance that was lethally sexy. That cutting-edge sophistication, however, was matched by a cold-blooded reserve and ruthlessness that made people very nervous. Born into one of the richest families in the world and to parents whose decadence was legendary, Leonidas had established a wild reputation at an early age. But no Pallis in living memory had displayed his extraordinary brilliance in business. A billionaire many times over, he was the golden idol of the Pallis clan and as much feared as he was fêted.

Everyone had wondered if he would bother to attend the memorial service. After all, just over two years had passed since Imogen Stratton had died in a drug-fuelled car crash. Although she had not been involved with Leonidas at the time, she had enjoyed an on-off association with him since he'd been at university. Imogen's mother, Hermione, swam forward to greet her most important guest with gushing satisfaction, for the presence of Leonidas P

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25 of 46 people found the following eBook Review Helpful

Misunderstandings, heartbreak, passion, love, egos

July 27, 2008
Reviewer: A reader from Alhambra, CA US

Misunderstandings, heartbreak, passion, love, egos, you name it -- Lynn Graham gave it all in this novel. The read was great, and interesting. I felt she brought alot of character alive for me to really feel their emotions for one another.

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65 of 106 people found the following eBook Review Helpful

the greek tycoon's defiant bride, lynne graham

May 24, 2008
Reviewer: A reader from brisbane, australia AU

Excellent book. was a very nice read. love all of lynne graham's books. she has passion in her pages!

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95 of 208 people found the following eBook Review Helpful

Another 4.5/5

March 15, 2008
Reviewer: A reader from montreal, Quebec CA

Great reversal of the usual alpha male millionaire's proclamation of " you're pregnant with my child now you will marry me or else!" The heroine is assertive and aware of both her rights as well as her insecurities and the relationship between the two leads is well crafted to bring the hero to similar realisations about himself. A definite keeper along with the other two from this lynne graham miniseries.

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148 of 251 people found the following eBook Review Helpful

You can't go wrong with a lynne graham book

February 15, 2008
Reviewer: A reader from Kensington, AU

I haven't read a bad lynne graham book yet. I love how she portray's heroine's that stick up for themselves and mach hero's who can still apologize and face their flaws.

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