The Petrakos Bride

The Petrakos Bride

Publisher: Harlequin Mills & Boon (3 Aug 2007). ISBN-10: 0263853411, ISBN-13: 978-0263853414

Maddie idolized Giannis Petrakos, who had lavished money on the charity that had cared for Maddie's twin sister and was sinfully gorgeous. Now Maddie has a lowly job at Petrakos industries. Soon Giannis demanded she be his mistress, for as long as he wanted her. Because when Giannis finally married he wanted a wife more suited to his wealth and class.

4 Stars - RT Book Reviews
Sandra Garcia-Myers

Maddie Conway has had a crush on Giannis Petrakos ever since he helped her twin sister when she was gravely ill. Maddie is working as a temp at one of his companies when Giannis sees and pursues her. At first, she's thrilled, then she discovers he's engaged. But Giannis doesn't understand why this is a problem, and when Maddie finds out she's pregnant, she disappears from his life. Will he realize too late that it's her and a family he really wants? In Lynne Graham's The Petrakos Bride, a man used to women falling all over him falls head over heels in love for the first time. Now he just has to lose a fiancee and find Maddie!

5 Stars - Amazon Customer Reviews
Denise Whitcome

This was a quick paced emotional scorcher. Even though I agree with the other reviewer that Giannis was a bit of an insensitive jerk, the heroine Maddie was not afraid to tell him so. What I liked about Giannis, was that he was so focused on Maddie throughout the whole book and we saw his emotional evolution. I've been looking for books/authors that remind me of Lucy Monroe's works and this one fits the bill for me.

5 Stars - Amazon Customer Reviews
RomReader

Lynne Graham does not disappoint. This book is well-written & well-paced. For a short novel, this book has remarkable depth. The characters are flawed & the story unfolds how they work out their mistakes. Sexual chemistry & sensuality kept me glued til the end!

5 Stars - Amazon Customer Reviews
Janzel Richmond

Excellent book. Love the hero and heroine. Why is it most men have a a problem expressing feelings of love. Is it a macho things or something.

5 Stars - Amazon Customer Reviews
JRita

I loved this book! Harlequin's are usually so serious but this one made me laugh out loud. I liked being able to see what the hero was thinking and these were some of the most humorous passages. He had to learn to be a loving partner since his privileged background hadn't prepared him to relate to a normal woman like Maddie. She was also a great character. She learned how to handle him but at the same time he taught her to appreciate and love herself just the way she was.