The Billionaire's Pregnant Mistress (Petronides Brothers Duo #1 & Greek Tycoons #4)

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The Billionaire's Pregnant Mistress (Petronides Brothers Duo #1)

by Lucy Monroe (Goodreads Author)

3.78 of 5 stars 3.78 · rating details · 687 ratings · 50 reviews

When Greek billionaire Dimitri Petronides is forced to give up Xandra Fortune, his beautiful mistress, he's certain she won't be too distraught. For all the intense passion they've shared she's never let him into her heart, and such a commitment-shy woman could never be his wife...

But after their split, Dimitri discovers that Xandra Fortune is not who he thought she was -...more

Kindle Edition, 192 pages

Published June 21st 2010 by Harlequin Presents (first published October 2003)

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May 29, 2011 Booklover rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: baby-children, blackmailed-deal, divorce-separated-reunion-2nd-chanc, fun-humourous, harlequin-addicts, hospital, italian-greek-spanish-tycoons-royal, love, mistress-secretery-lover, misunderstanding, parents, pregnancy-surrogacy, sibblings-best-friends, part-of-a-series

Absolutely loved every second of this book,all my questions were answered and absoluetely loved Alexandra -Dimitri both of them,both are stubborn and cute in their own ways,enjoyed and loved every second of their journey towards HEA

Dimitri Petronides is an Italian tycoon and Xandra(Alexandra) is his mistress but he has to break it up with her cause his granfather is sick and he refuses to undergo the surgery till Dimitri agress to marry Phoebe who is a Greek girl and moves around their family ci...more Absolutely loved every second of this book,all my questions were answered and absoluetely loved Alexandra -Dimitri both of them,both are stubborn and cute in their own ways,enjoyed and loved every second of their journey towards HEA

Dimitri Petronides is an Italian tycoon and Xandra(Alexandra) is his mistress but he has to break it up with her cause his granfather is sick and he refuses to undergo the surgery till Dimitri agress to marry Phoebe who is a Greek girl and moves around their family circle,Dimitri is blackmailed by his Grandfather so he gives Xandra a jewel and informs her its over and he is going to marry a Greek girl and he also says some hurtful things to her

Alexandra is so shocked by Dimitri informing her of his upcoming marriage,that day she was going to inform him she is pregnant but recieves this shocker but then again she calls him but he refuses her calls but eventually agress to meet her and asks her to meet at a cafe,there she informs him she is pregnant to which he reacts pretty badly also accuses her of trapping him and also rejects paternity,thus leaving Xandra more shattered

same day itself Dimitri's ppl come and ask her vacate the house in the night,she leaves and takes only her things leaves all other gifts n things he had brought and also leaves the pregnancy test which is did with the dresses and gifts and starts her new life

She goes back to her mother n sister,again takes her original name and starts working with her sister-brother in law its been 5 months now and Dimitri is searching for Xandra,but when he comes for a business meeting there he meets Xandra and from there starts Dimitri's grovelling and his journey of winning his love n child back

I absolutely loved the story and liked the way Alexandra does'nt gives in easily asks for proofs and how all questions are answered as to why she changed her name,Dimitri apologising for his behaviour and when n how his grandfather comes to know and what happens to Phoebe,but it takes some time to build the trust but eventually after a small misunderstanding they have their HEA

Good read,a keeper for me
Recommend it(less)

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Nov 22, 2011 Vanessa rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Alexandra Dupree has been living as a fashion model, Xandra Fortune, for the past six years to support her mother and younger sister. She has to keep their connection on the low down so of course her “lover” Dimitri Petronides doesn’t know who she really is. He believes he does though and he believes she is career oriented and that she will move on quickly from him when he has to give her up to marry a woman his grandfather is blackmailing him into marrying.

Xandra is heartbroken when Dimitri bre...more Alexandra Dupree has been living as a fashion model, Xandra Fortune, for the past six years to support her mother and younger sister. She has to keep their connection on the low down so of course her “lover” Dimitri Petronides doesn’t know who she really is. He believes he does though and he believes she is career oriented and that she will move on quickly from him when he has to give her up to marry a woman his grandfather is blackmailing him into marrying.

Xandra is heartbroken when Dimitri breaks it off, but she still tells Dimitri that she is pregnant w/ his child. But because Xandra didn’t fill him in on her real persona he thinks there is OM involved and doesn’t believe that the child is his. Dimitri has been forced to marry OW because of his love for his grandfather, but he didn’t really want to give Xandra up. He does of course and when he kicked her out of the apartment it broke more than Xandra’s heart. Dimitri of course has been searching for her, yet he hasn’t been able to locate her even though he has employed P.I.’s in his search. She did place one phone call to their old apartment, but that was answered by a Mrs. Petronides and Alexandra didn’t stay on the line to hear any explanations.

This was an amazing story and I liked the fact that Alexandra picked herself up . . . somewhat . . . as best as she could and fell off the radar resuming her true identity. Dimitri truly seemed to hurt for what he had done to Xandra/Alexandra, but there were repercussions that even he didn’t foresee because of his actions. He truly believed that he could come back on the scene, ask her to marry him, and they could resume where they had left off. Nope, didn’t work that way. The chemistry was still there, but the pain had to be worked through and Alexandra doesn’t trust him the way she did before. Dimitri was quick to believe that she had other lovers because of her frequent no explanation trips elsewhere and the fact that his mother had other lovers too. Alexandra’s mother’s love seemed to be conditional and she is still around so you can actually see how this woman impacted her life and also contributed to Alexandra keeping things from Dimitri. I liked their admission of unconditional love in the end, the willingness to let it cover the pain of the past and move on to their future. This book had it all: angst, great characters, chemistry, love, angst, heartbreak, and second chances. My one question though: why did he wait so long to re-give her that piece of jewelry that she left behind in the beginning. He didn’t give it to her again until their second Christmas together BTW we didn’t really get to read about the first one.
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Feb 21, 2013 Aarann rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: own, unbelievable-plot, wtf-ery, loved-in-spite-of-the-book

So my confession for today is... I occasionally love a good melodramatic WTF-ery plot. And boy did this one have it in SPADES.

WTF 1) Xandra Fortune is a European model. Gosh, can't tell you how easy THOSE are to relate to. It's a good thing she wasn't a supermodel yet because I never would have been able to relate to that.

WTF 2) But she's a model with a secret identity. (Again, good thing she wasn't a supermodel because the superhero/supermodel jokes would fly.) You see, Xandra Fortune is really...more So my confession for today is... I occasionally love a good melodramatic WTF-ery plot. And boy did this one have it in SPADES.

WTF 1) Xandra Fortune is a European model. Gosh, can't tell you how easy THOSE are to relate to. It's a good thing she wasn't a supermodel yet because I never would have been able to relate to that.

WTF 2) But she's a model with a secret identity. (Again, good thing she wasn't a supermodel because the superhero/supermodel jokes would fly.) You see, Xandra Fortune is really... DUN DUN DUUUNNNN!... Alexandra Dupree, a convent-raised blue-blood with a conservative, snotty mother, so she creates a whole new identity for herself as Xandra Fortune and becomes a model to support her ungrateful parent, as the family fortune (heh heh) is now nil. While in her secret life, she meets and begins a year-long relationship with the "hero," Dimitri Petrodines.

WTF 3) Alex/Xandra gets preggers just as Dimitri has decided to dump her for a "proper" woman selected by his grandfather to marry. Said grandfather is basically refusing to have life-saving heart treatment if Dimitri doesn't marry the woman he's chosen, so it's literally a case of life-and-death, ya'll.

WTF 4) Dimitri, as any good Harlequin Presents hero would, takes the news of A/X's pregnancy as you might imagine: he essentially calls her a whore and throws her out of their apartment. She takes the opportunity to leave all her clothes there, along with the pregnancy test, but she stays in town hoping he'll come back to her. Because, like all good HP heroines, A/X's other job is Doormat. And seriously, she's done her job at this point. Every HP heroine knows that when you find yourself pregnant by the love of your life, you either A) leave immediately without telling him after he behaves like an asshat, with no intention of collecting child support even though he's a gazillionaire and she generally has very little discernible income, or B) tell him and immediately leave after he behaves like an asshat, with no intention of collecting child support even though he's a gazillionaire and she has very little discernible income. A/X chooses option B, but only after giving him several more chances to treat her like scum.

WTF 5, 6, & 7) A/X finally takes the hint and leaves Paris and dumps the Xandra Fortune secret identity, effectively "killing" the persona. (I'm not kidding here - several times, characters make the rather melodramatic sweeping statement that Xandra is dead, rather than, you know, completely fictional. It's to the point, where A/X and members of her family refer to Xandra as a separate entity from Alexandra. Several times during these conversations, I thought to myself Ask your doctor if Schizophrenia is right for you...) This leads to the hero believing for several heart-stopping minutes that his ex and baby have both died. I feel that this WTF-ery should get extra points, so it's actually WTF 5, 6, and 7.

WTF 8) The hero has wised up and realized this is the chick for him enough to come get her and make her marry him because No Baby Ever Should Ever Have Separated Parents EVER! is pretty much the motto in all HP pregnancy storylines.

And honestly, that's just 1-8, which occurs in just the first few chapters (which is why I did not do a spoiler warning). There is much more to be had in this story, including more of the wily grandfather, the ungrateful mother, and most importantly, enough weirdly phrased miscommunications and misunderstandings to make for a British sit-com.

And okay, for all of my giving this one a hard time, I thoroughly enjoyed it, and went through it in one sitting, even as I mentally ripped it apart and wanted to scream at the characters, which is why it gets 4 stars. I'm not proud of that. It's just the way it is.(less)

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Jan 13, 2013 Samantha Jo rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013-01, contemporary, ebook, harlequin, nook, romance, romance-2013

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Its the classic love story:
Girl lives in sin with boy
Girl gets pregnant by boy
Girl realizes she loves boy
Boy leaves girl to marry acceptable girl
Girl disappears
Boy regrets decision.

When Xandra Fortune finds out that she is pregnatn and the faterh of the baby went and got engaged to what he claims to be the "right sort" of girl, she decideds it is time to go back to being Alexandra Dupree and go home to her mother, who believes she is ruining the family, and her sister.

Living the life of "Xandra...more

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Aug 29, 2011 Carinae L'etoile rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: harlequin-presents-mills-boone-ti, hp-bundle, tie-in-stories

Spiros and Phoebe's story can be found here: The Latin Lover: The Greek Tycoon's Inherited Bride\Back in the Spaniard's Bed (Harlequin Presents)

I have read this book a few times to double check that it wasn't a category romance. Out of all the HP/Mills & Boone books I've read over the years this really was a stand out for me. It easily falls into my top 10 favorite HP/M&B books of all time.

I originally had this in paperback...and I was quite happy and surprised that I could find it thr...more

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Aug 23, 2011 Delaney Diamond rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: hp-romance

This didn't read like your typical HP. The heroine is American, from New Orleans. Her mother and her ideas of ladylike vs. scandalous behavior made me laugh and shake my head. She was the stereotypical Southern dame who didn't like to get her sensibilities offended.

This is Dimitri's story, the older brother who was to marry Phoebe (but his brother did instead) in The Latin Lover: The Greek Tycoon's Inherited Bride\Back in the Spaniard's Bed.

This one was well-written, too, and I enjoyed the plo...more

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May 31, 2011 Marajean rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Hero gives up his mistress because his father wants him to finally settle down with the girl he's been supposed to marry.

Mistress winds up pregnant but hero refuses to believe it's his. He hires people to remove her from the apartment he'd been planning to give her. She gives him a couple of weeks to come around but it doesn't happen.

Secretly the mistress/heroine has been leading a double life. Her mother is high society in America but dirt poor. The heroine worked as a model to pay for the hous...more Hero gives up his mistress because his father wants him to finally settle down with the girl he's been supposed to marry.

Mistress winds up pregnant but hero refuses to believe it's his. He hires people to remove her from the apartment he'd been planning to give her. She gives him a couple of weeks to come around but it doesn't happen.

Secretly the mistress/heroine has been leading a double life. Her mother is high society in America but dirt poor. The heroine worked as a model to pay for the house and keeping her sister in the expensive school but her mother could never stomach any of them working so she did it under a pseudonym. When she leaves, she drops her fake name and resumes her life in America.

The hero is photographed with the heroine discussing the baby and it's plastered all over the papers. His fiancee ditches him and runs off with his brother. He goes back to the apartment and sees how she left everything he bought her and the pregnancy test and realizes that she really is pregnant with his baby so starts a search for her but fails.

He meets her again when he's at a business dinner that happens to be at her sister's house. He's determined to marry her and claim his child.

Generally a good book, since I like Lucy Monroe's books overall. But I did have some problems with it.

I can't stand the fact that he really only came back for her because his fiancee ditched him. Also, he married her because his father decided that he needed to marry the mother of his child. The same reason he was going to marry the fiancee is the reason why he married the heroine.

I do like how the heroine demanded proof from him, a great turn around, but some parts of the story I just couldn't stomach.

This book is supposed to be Lucy Monroe's version of

Marriage at His Convenience (Wedlocked) (Presents, 2196)

Marriage at His Convenience (Wedlocked) by Jacqueline Baird, and it is 200000 times better. But what I really needed from both books was the hero knowing he made a mistake before not getting what he thought he wanted more. In both I felt the heroine was a second choice.

I believed that if the publicity with the hero and the heroine hadn't come out, these two would never have gotten back together. Furthermore, if there hadn't been a baby involved, they also would never have gotten back together. And that really stopped me from loving this book, to only liking it with reservations.(less)

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Jun 07, 2011 Books&Friends rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I read this before and at Booklover's recommendation I went and did a reread. On the surface Dimitri is a bloodless bastard treating Xandra/Alexandra with cold distain. The way he treated her meant only the best groveling could overcome the readers distaste. Not to say readers aren't justified, but having lived and traveled across the world I've seen a varied style of family dynamics. How much loyalty a family or parent can exert? A LOT. Dimitri went off the rails when his grandfather asked him...more

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Jun 08, 2012 Leona rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: hqn-presents

This is definitely one of my favorite HP's of all times and one of my favorites by Lucy Monroe. It is filled with angst and it has an absolutely incredibly strong heroine. I also felt that Dmitri's recognition of his mistake and his grovel throughout the book were what made this so strong.

My only negative, is I think she forgave him too easily. It would have been so much stronger to draw out the reconciliation.

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Feb 15, 2013 StScho rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: i-hate-to-love-you, hot, eye-roller, series

Jumping right in: from the get go, this book made zero sense. The intro and the premise of the book was just…

and this is coming from someone who has been reading romance novels since (never you mind) and I have forgiven A LOT of odd plot lines in the name of HEA.
The story reminded me of those old Loveswept series circa 1980s. I saw that it was published in 2004 but that can’t be right. It had to be a reprint.

First off, Xandra (Xandra?) Fortune is a French supermodel (working only in Europe) who...more

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Sep 30, 2011 Jacqueline rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: angsty, category-romance, contemporary-romance, harlequin, hero-thinks-heroine-is-dead, insanely-jealous-hero, kindle-reads, mistress, pregnancy

I bought this one because I was in the mood for an HP where the hero really done the heroine wrong and after she disappears realizes his mistake and searches for her to get her back. This one was right up that alley and was pretty good. The hero was a super super ass to her and she, while she loved him, didn't whimper and melt but stood up to him. Well written with some good angsty scenes. POV from both the hero and the heroine. He was pretty contrite when he wised up so that was nice. Minor spo...more

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Nov 03, 2011 Amelia-Irene rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

They've been having an affair on Dimitri's terms when Xandra finds out she's pregnant. While she's reeling from that shock, Dimitri is planning on dumping her to fulfill the arranged marriage contract that he's had for a while. Dimitri finally agrees to meet Xandra at a restaurant where she tells him she's expecting. He doesn't believe her and that's when he tells her he is marrying the girl that his grandfather chose for him. Needless to say the restaurant confrontation doesn't go well. She goe...more

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Feb 11, 2013 Melissa Maxwell rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I loved this story. Demetri and Alexandria are lovers who have been together for a year when he breaks off their relationship. He breaks it off to please his grandfather who refuses to get necessary surgery until his grandson marries. Alexandria just found out she was pregnant but is devastated when he breaks off their relationship and to top it off his does not believe the child is his even though he is the only man she has ever been with. His pride and anger nearly costs him everything when he...more

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Aug 06, 2011 A Tasty Read/ Sweet Reads Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ahhh Dimitri...what a typical hard headed male. But thats Harlequin for you. I really liked this story following French model Xandra/Alexandra while she tried to heal from the abrupt dumping by her Tycoon live-in boyfriend Dimitri, he told her he was getting married, just not to her. And even the fact that she was pregnant hadn't changed his mind. Three months later, after days of searching for her, Dimitri finds her in NY living with her sister and uses his seductive charms to get her back, not...more

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Dec 19, 2011 sbf20112011 rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Maybe 4.5 stars. This one started out really, really good. Mountains of angst and behaviors you knew were going to demand major grovelling later on. And I know some people think it's a cheap trick, but I love it when (view spoiler) In the middle I thought it lost steam -- too much dialogue or something. But it was satisfying again at the end. Until now I haven't been that impressed by Lucy Monro...more

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Mar 03, 2013 Kay rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: print

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Apr 08, 2012 thadine rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

French model Xandra Fortune and greek tycoon Dimitri Petronides have been lovers for a year when Dimitri's grandfather has a heart attack. He blackmails Dimitri into accepting an arranged marriage with a childhood friend. Meanwhile Xandra has discovered that she is pregnant. Dimitri tells Xandra he is getting married, she tells him she's pregnant and ugliness ensues, resulting in him throwing her out of their apartment. Dimitri really comes across as a real jerk, but he spends the rest of the bo...more

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Aug 28, 2011 Jeeperz96 rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This is one of my "mindless, need to kill a couple of hours" books. I only like it because, after he has treated her badly, she leaves him and disappears, making him come looking for her. She does change her mind too quickly when he finds her but I am so tired of these books where the women "can't help themselves" whenever he touches them and the allow the men to treat them like stupid dolls. At least she stood up for herself, even if not long enough.

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Jan 14, 2013 Danielle rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

When i realized this was a Harliquin book i wasnt quite sure what to expect.... but that paired with the title, and i was a little worried i was getting into a cheesy, overly sexual romance novel.
Even so, the sample exerpt caught my attention so i gave it a try, and i loved it!
It was a great read, definitely interesting and unpredictable. The ending had me smiling. :)

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Jan 28, 2013 Jenny rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, made-me-swoon

This book I just fell in love with. I loved Xandra! She took a lot of grief from Dimitri and yet she never stopped loving him and even though she was angry for the way he treated her she still didn't give up on them. The hero is of course in love with her as well but his insecurities and obligation to his family name force him to break up with Xandra so as to marry a good Greek girl. Soon he realizes his mistake and is determined to grovel and win her back. Some previous misunderstandings and pr...more

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May 03, 2013 Crystal rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Great read.

Dimitri could have reacted to the news Alexandra gave him better than he did. I don't believe I would have waited on him to get a hold of me.
I know that they both kept secrets from each other. When you read this book you know that it is better to tell secrets to the one you love instead of waiting until everything blows up.

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Jan 11, 2013 Amber Hatfield rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I am slightly ashamed that I read this book. It screams corny romance novel. And it was. But I have never read a Harlequin novel before, so I thought I should cross that off my list. It was a very fast, silly book, and I doubt I will ever read another one. Unless there is a title that I simply cannot turn down!

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Feb 28, 2013 Ani Gonzalez rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: hqn-presents, secret-baby, great-cover

This has been re-released with a new cover. Here's the new cover:

Pretty spiffy.

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Sep 03, 2011 Dinjolina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: angst, bad-boy-involved, hero-i-wanted-dead, hero-overly-angsty

I wanted to give this book more stars but even thou the hero groveled I can not seem to get past his betrayal.

I mean, gosh, he kicked her in the street while pregnant so he could marry somebody else!!
You get over that and like him!I dare you!

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Jun 02, 2011 Mareli rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Not bad but I expected more from her. He acted really bad with her. He made a scene when she told him she was pregnant and then he evicted her from their home. No excuses for him!

But I loved her. She was strong, even if, IMO, she forgave him waaaaay too soon!!!

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Jun 09, 2011 Ladyacct rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: shorts, favorites

Absolutely one of the best books in this type of harlequin I have read. The hero hurt the heroine - badly and she did not back down from the hurt he had caused, even though he was trying to make things right without apologizing, but instead made the man excuses. Good book a keeper.

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May 16, 2011 Kate rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: harlequin-presents, contemporary-romance, read-in-2011, rating-3_5-stars

Overall rating - 3.5 stars

I ended up enjoying this book more than I thought I would in the beginning. Once the hero and heroine stopped fighting and started being agreeable, I liked both of the characters better. If the dialogue had been a bit more realistic and less stilted, it probably would have rated 4 stars.

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Feb 09, 2013 Paula Legate rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance-suspence

I’m glad that Dimitri realized early in the story that he was a jerk. The story had a good story line but lacked the emotional tug that the author was trying for.

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Apr 17, 2011 Sam rated it 1 of 5 stars

I'm pretty sure that cutting the lights and breaking into your baby mama's room while she's in the shower is the beginning of a horror scene--not romance.

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Apr 27, 2013 Marcy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

So ridiculously terribly bad that it's excellent...a very MST3K-able smut book if ever there was one! Read it aloud for extra giggles!

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