Reread in Feb. 2016 Enjoyed it the second time also.

I enjoyed this one. Loved the hero's mother. The heroine was not a spineless ninny. ( )

First Harlequin novel I ever read, and it set the bar for the rest! If you're a fan, I definitely recommend it, it shall always retain a special place in my heart. ( )

I needed to read 'Category Romance' type of book for a challenge. These books are hit-and-miss thing and there are literally millions of them, so choosing was tough. In the end, I picked one that somehow creeped into my recommendations for Contemporary.

Well, it was ok. The usual representative for this genre. ( )

Rachel was truly the innocent virgin. She’d been in love with Sebastian since her early teens. However, years later circumstances of her mother’s and step-fathers death bring her back to Greece to face her past and this Greek alpha who is mourning his Uncle’s death.
Their mutual attraction is strong and they come together. However, this Greek mistrusts her and her motives. He hurts her badly causing Rachel to return to the States.

Theirs is a love story with many lessons to learn. When Rachel learns she is not only pregnant and suffers from an illness, she must contact Sebastian. Their lives take on a new meaning because of the baby and their relationship takes many twists and turns.

I’m astonished at the depth Lucy puts into her characters. I could feel Rachel’s pain through the entire story as well as Sebastian’s pride and passion. It’s a love story you won’t want to miss.

Book Summary from Cover:

Greek tycoon Sebastian Kouros thinks he knows all about Rachel Long: as far as he's concerned, she's a scheming money-grabber who deserves nothing from him or his family.
But the searing sexual chemistry between them can't be denied. Sebastian sees an opportunity to seduce this girl who plays it so sweet and innocent. He'll discard her when he sees fit.…
Only Rachel isn't a gold digger at all — she is innocent and she's a virgin.… ( )