The Greek's Virgin Bride

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Summary: The other review...
Review: ...just recites the plot, so I'll just tell you, that the plot is good but the writing makes it VERY good...and this is a worthwhile read. The heroine's secret, and the hero's reaction to it, is dramatic & very tender. It's not a great book, but it's a very good one & I would definitely re-read it...if you give it a try, I don't think you'll be disappointed. Ms. James also wrote another Harlequin set in Greece; this one is better than the first, tho' I enjoyed the other also. She's definitely a writer to watch for.

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Summary: The Greek's Virgin Bride
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As the illegitimate grandaughter of a famous Greek billionaire, Andrea Fraser was disowned at birth and grew up in poverty. Now, at the age of twenty-five, she is unexpectedly called to Greece, where shocking news awaits her....

Andrea's grandfather has found her a husband! She's promised to tycoon Nikos Vassilis as part of a business deal. But Andrea is strongly independent and has no intention of meekly accepting a marriage of convenience. Nikos may be the most sophisticated man she's ever met, but she'll be leaving him the first chance she gets...won't she?