The Tycoon's Mistress (Presents, Greek Tycoons 2192)

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Summary: But I thought it was well written!
Review: I have to agree with the other reviewers who mention the heroine's weak & kind of spineless character, but there was the excuse that her mother was dead & father had neglected her for his sexy new wife & left the heroine to grow up alone. She had devoted herself to her work, so that when the opportunity for love presented itself, she just didn't know how to deal with it. That seemed "real". I did love the description of Draco & the way he treated Cressy when they first made love, in Greece, was perfect. And after all, we don't read a Harlequin for deep truths!

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Summary: MEB
Review: The basic plot of the book is that the heroine vacations on a Greek island and falls in love with the local billionaire. They hit it off and decided to get married. However, the heroine gets a call that her dad is dying and has to return home. She does not pass this information on and as a result he follows her home, gets her father out-of-debt, and basically forces her into being his mistress. While the book is good, you do wish the heroine would speak up!

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Summary: weak heroine
Review: The heroine throughout the entire book is a complete doormat. She never stands up for herself. The hero treats her shabbily the entire book and she just takes it and then goes to him at the end and is ready to beg him to take her back when he is the one that has been cruel to her the entire book. This book was painful to read.

Rating:
Summary: Whew
Review: This was the kind of vacation I always wanted to take. Cressida meets Draco on a Greek island & woo-hoo! Seriously, I liked this book. It was a typical Harlequin & pretty well written. In fact, I have read other Sara Craven Harlequins and I think this one is her best. I didn't find Cressy weak, as some other reviewers did; just confused.

Rating:
Summary: Whew
Review: This was the kind of vacation I always wanted to take. Cressida meets Draco on a Greek island & woo-hoo! Seriously, I liked this book. It was a typical Harlequin & pretty well written. In fact, I have read other Sara Craven Harlequins and I think this one is her best. I didn't find Cressy weak, as some other reviewers did; just confused.