The Greek's Hired Triplets

Greek Gods #4

by Holly Rayner

He hired three adorable babies to play a part…
He might just be getting a whole new family instead!

Portia Shore is alone and heavily pregnant in Los Angeles, and the prospect of raising three babies by herself is terrifying.

Just as it seems like all hope is lost, her boss, the gorgeous Aristos Deimos, offers her the deal of a lifetime: have her triplets be the stars of his new ad campaign. And in return? A million dollars, cash, as well as his unlimited support with anything the babies might need.

Needless to say, Portia agrees, and quickly learns that Aristos is a man of his word. He becomes Portia’s closest ally, taking her to doctor’s appointments, and checking in on her health and happiness daily. His infinite kindness—combined with insanely good looks—launches Portia deep into a full-blown crush. And she can’t help but wonder, with all that her boss is doing for her, does he feel the same way?

Weeks later, and after Aristos moves her and her newborns into his home, it becomes clear that their relationship has bloomed beyond friendship. The two agree to put it all on the line, and make a go of things for real.

But as tensions rise, and misunderstandings follow, everything comes crashing down, and Portia is left overwhelmed and alone once more. Can Aristos set things right with her before she leaves the state—and his life—for good? Or was their relationship never destined to work out, leaving both Portia and Aristos with gaping holes in their hearts, having lost a romance, a friendship, and perhaps a family?

Genres: Romance

246 pages, Kindle Edition

Published December 1, 2020

Reviews

[Dora Koutsoukou · Rating 1 out of 5]

Part 4

1,5 🤔😔⭐️s

The blurb piqued my interest, it lacked cliche.
Sadly, this story didn’t manage to excite me.
It was bland, clean and fatiguing.

[BP34 · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the fourth book and final book in the Greek Gods Series. This is Aristos and Portia's story and it's one heck of a story. Imagine your assistant pregnant with triplets and she's all alone. How is she going to manage all by herself? Aristos comes to her rescue with a 'million dollar contract' for the triplets to star in his ad campaign. One thing leads to another and the next thing you know he's taking her to her doctor appointments, being there for the birth and eventually moving all of them into his home. The chemistry is explosive and emotions are overflowing. Is love in the air? Lots of drama, tension and misunderstanding bring the roller coaster to a halt. No spoiler here but does he clear things up and reclaim his new found family or does he let them move far away? This was a great romance that was a fun, easy read. Grab a comfy spot because once you start reading you'll find it hard to put down. I read a free copy via Booksprout and voluntarily chose to write a review.

[Kristi · Rating 5 out of 5]

Another great read from Holly! Her writing captivates you and holds your attention from the first page. Her characters are well developed, enjoyable and fun to get to know as you turn the pages following their journey to HEA. A great read for those weekends where you just want to curl up with a warm and cozy blanket and escape everyday life for small amount of time.

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[Μαρία Ν. · Rating 4 out of 5]

It's not my thing to read romances with babies in them, probably because some of the titles for these books are ... kind of strange? However ,as a Greek woman myself, when I saw the title "The Greek's Hired Triplets" I knew I MUST read it. I have never heard about interracial romance novels before and especially with a Greek male interest, I was very curious to see how people from different countries view us Greeks. I don't want to make this a long review, even though I expected something different ,like all sweet romance books, everything is obviously sugar-coated. Aristos is Greek ,but at times I completely forgot he was. For an interracial romance I was expecting Aristos' Greek-ness to be more obvious and play a more important role in the story. Don't get me wrong though I really liked this book, but the situation with Aristos a bit disappointed me. However, this can be excused when "The Greek's Hired Triplets" is not only an interracial romance, but also an office romance, a wealthy man romance and let's not forget about the triplets ,who are (literally) the stars of the story. Speaking of the triplets, what stood out to me after reading this book was how overall sweet the story was. I liked that there were no steamy scenes (unless I skipped them because I don't read them). Also, I liked that Portia's and Aristos' chemistry was not that overly passionate and "on your face" like in other romance novels. Their relationship progresses slowly, silently and it's very adorable to see their love bloom. Also, Aristos' unconditional love for the triplets was wonderful to read about. The writing and story is overall safe. There is no cheating, no cringey male POV's, no angst and it has a very sweet HEA. Before I close this review I would like to say that Portia is a very fine heroine. She is kind ,but also strong and ready to fend for herself and her loved ones.

[Charmaine Nouwen · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Greeks Hired Triplets by Holly Rayner is a fast paced,interesting,enjoyable,sweet and heartwarming office romance story of Aristos and Portia..Portia is a lovely woman and heavily pregnant with triplets,dumped by her boyfriend and work as an assistant to the gorgeous Aristos Deimos..He became her friend, and closest ally hes always there to support her,hes such a kind man.. raising a triplets by herself is terrifying it didnt crossed her mind that shes going to do it alone..But when her Boss offers her the deal of a lifetime, have her babies be the stars of his new ad campaig for A million dollars, cash, as well as his unlimited support with anything the babies might need and Portia agrees..After she gave birth to her babies and her boss moved them to his mansion it becomes clear that their relationship has bloomed beyond friendship and agree to put it all on the line, and make a go of things for real.But because of of tension and misunderstanding their ne found relation cramble down.. and Portia is left overwhelmed and alone once more... Can Aristos set things right with her before is to late? Or was their relationship never destined to work out having lost a romance, a friendship, and perhaps a family?

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[lf · Rating 5 out of 5]

He offers her a million dollar contract....but it is what else he offers that warms her heart

The Greek's Hired Triplets is the fourth book in the Greek Gods series and is the story of Aristos and Portia. You have to feel for Portia as she is finds herself all alone and pregnant. Not only that but it is triplets. Portia is Aristos's assistant and he knows that she is going to have a hard time trying to manage the babies and working. So Aristos offers a million dollars to Portia to have the babies star in a new ad campaign he wants to do. Well that quickly progresses as his protective side comes roaring out and he is taking her to her appointments, being there for the birth and then moves her and the babies into his house. They have grown closer then just employer/employee or friends and things progress further with a romantic relationship developing. But soon there is a misunderstanding and once again Portia finds herself alone with three babies and no support system. It is going to be up to Aristos to step up and be there for a very overwhelmed Portia and the babies, after all he loves not only her but the kids.

I received a copy of this book and am leaving my honest review. My opinions are all my own.

[Kacy L. Kennett · Rating 4 out of 5]

I honestly thought this book was adorable. Aristos was so supportive of Portia, not only as her boss but as a friend, as she struggled with becoming a single mother to newborn triplets when her boyfriend abandons her. But Portia herself was an incredibly strong person who tried to do everything for herself. The romance between them was also gradual and so natural that I was glad when they finally started dating. But this was such a quick read and the HEA at the very end was adorable - especially with the special moment for Aristos and the babies at the end.

My one issue with the book was that there wasn’t much conflict to get the characters together or force them apart. But that’s okay for the most part since the romantic relationship was done so well.

So if you like HEA romances for a single mom (triplets this time) or a relationship between a boss and his assistant, you’ll enjoy this book.

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[Karen Nastasio · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book was so good that I’m a little sad that it’s finished, I’ve gotten involved with the characters Portia and Aristos and with there feelings for one another as well , it just felt like real life was coming off the pages and showing you what a good life could be if you want it bad enough. Being dumped by her now ex boyfriend Liam Portia was left to get by with triplets on the way the best way she could but never did she imagine that her boss Aristos would be interested in her at all but he was and she has had a crush on him since they meet and Portia started working for Elastic Minds but neither had ever acted on it because they had partners at the time but now they can see where it can go and after a few misunderstandings can they worked it out or do they go there separate ways. Get this book to find out what happens next.

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[Knight Linda · Rating 5 out of 5]

Portia worked at Elastic Minds for Aristos Deimos as his assistant, but she was current on maternity leave pregnant with triplets. Her boyfriend of over two years has just left her and returned to New Zealand. She has kind of had a mild crush on her boss and her boss has a thing for her, but neither will admit anything. Aristos does continue to ask Portia if she needs anything and helps her whenever he can. Both are drawn to the other one, but they are careful because of their last relationships not ending well for either one. Circumstances require Portia to depend on Aristos when the triplets come unexpectedly. Will they or will they not end up together? I would have liked to know what happened to the car Portia had restored for Aristos as it seemed to be forgotten in the story after the trip to Greece. This was one fantastic book.

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[Susan Anderson · Rating 4 out of 5]

This book brings us Portia and Aristos. Portia is Aristos' assistant. She is pregnant with triplets and when the baby's father leaves, she is left to raise the babies alone when they are born. Aristos says he will help her through this process. As they are together more, their feelings become involved, but neither one is willing to tell the other one of their feelings. Aristos enlists the triplets in a new add campaign. Portia is reluctant, but the money is something that she can't deny she'll need. There are miscommunications and feelings, and Portia pulls the triplets from the campaign. She is thinking of moving to be closer to her family. Will Aristos be able to stop her and finally tell her his true feelings? This is a good read. I did receive an arc through Booksprout.

[Aliama · Rating 4 out of 5]

This was a lovely book between Aristos and Portia. Aristos is Portia’s boss but he’s had an attraction towards her since she started to work for him. Portia is pregnant with triplets but her boyfriend has just up and left her. Aristos steps in to help as her friend and boss buts as time goes on, she also develops feeling for him. Both have insecurities from last relationships and it takes time for them to sort out what they truly want. The babies are forefront in the story and even though they’re not Aristos’ he is very loving and protective of them. Portia is very independent and doesn’t want to depend on Aristos too much but decides in the end to listen to her heart. Really enjoyed this story. I received an arc copy of this book in exchange for an honest review.

[sherri jones-teachout · Rating 5 out of 5]

Sweet loves story. Seven months into her pregnancy with triplets, Portia’s boyfriend leaves and moves to another country. Now she’s all alone, stressed, and having panic attacks. But her boss, Aristos (who has always liked her but she was already with her ex when he hired her) steps in a goes above and beyond. Helping her get the nursery ready, going to her doctor’s appointment with her, and paying her a lot of money to use the triplets in his ad campaign. But she’s afraid to rely too much on him. Soon the babies will be born and she’ll be going back to work as his assistant. No more dinners together and having him around to help. Right? I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

[Cathylynn · Rating 5 out of 5]

Portia is all alone and pregnant with triplets and all alone. She is Aristos' assistant and he offers her a proposal that she cannot refuse. He starts taking her to doctor appointments and checking on her then moving her into his home. All seems well until it is not. There is a misunderstanding and will it be the end of the relationship that is just starting, can they overcome this issue. I thought the characters were wonderful. Aristos was great and they were all likable and believable. The story flowed well and I thougt it was truly entertaining.

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[Brigitte · Rating 4 out of 5]

This story here is another very well written romance from this author. I have by now read quite a few from her and by far can I say that a big majority of them have been quite good and this story here is certainly no exception to that. It is probably in the top ten for me. The storyline is excellent and the characters are so well written. As is normal for this author it is a clean story with no +18 scenes but a lot of love and life experiences and a beautiful HEA. So very well deserving four fantastic stars!!!

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[Gladys · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really liked this book. Everything from the storyline to the characters appealed to me. My heart just ached for Portia. One baby can be a challenge but triplets and all on your own!!?? I can't even wrap my head around it. So yeah, I really felt for her. Aristos was also very likable and I simply loved these two together. There romance is emotional, sweet and heartfelt but with some drama thrown in to shake things up a bit. Such a fun read with oodles of feels. This is my frank, freely posted review.

[casvec · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Greek's Hired Triplets is the last book in the series and with a unique storyline that will have you engulfed in the tale page after page. Aristos is wanting to help his assistant Portia out, but offering a million dollar contract for her three babies. Overwhelmed she agrees. Their relationship takes you on an emotional ride as feeling grown and misunderstandings happen.

Find a comfortable sport and enjoy a great story.

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[Sheila · Rating 5 out of 5]

When Portia's boyfriend left her pregnant with triplets it is her boss Aristos that comes to her rescue. He has always been attracted to her but she had a boyfriend and he also had a girlfriend but he ended his relationship with her when he realize that she only wanted his money not him. Portia is relieved to have some help from Aristos since her family is in North Dakota and the more time she spends with him the more she is attracted but never thought he would feel the same. Loved how they came together and how he fell in love with her and her babies.

[Shelly Celli · Rating 5 out of 5]

These two have had a connection since they met but worked together and were in other relationships. When her baby daddy left her pregnant with triplets, he saw his opportunity and jumped on it. Even though he’d been scorned my his ex, he was all about being with her, until his head overruled his heart and screwed it all up that is. But as in every amazing romance novel, he grovels and gets the girl and kids in the end. Love their hea too!

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[Ellen Mills · Rating 4 out of 5]

Beautiful love story
Awh I loved this story it was so sweet & I didn't want to put it down. I was desperate for Portia & Aristos to get together as they were perfect for each other but because of the heartache both their ex's has caused almost ruined their chance of a happy ever after. I was almost welling up sometimes reading this & l loved that he was there for her aswell as the triplets from the start & they made a wonderful family.

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[Carol · Rating 5 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this book. Aristos was very vested in Portia and was already falling in love with her and her triplets. The characters were very likeable and the story was easy to follow.. Their romance started off slowly and built. He was so sweet to her - I love their connection.
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[Dyanna · Rating 5 out of 5]

Absolutely adored Aristos and Portia’s love story. The adoration and respect they have for each other is obvious at the beginning of the book and it blossoms into so much more as the story goes on. They both have issues from the past that intrude on things that happen, but it is understandable.
I look forward to reading more by this author.

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[Rebecca Zabik · Rating 5 out of 5]

Portia worked for Aristos. Aristos liked Portia but couldn't tell her. When she went on maternity leave he would Check up on her. He bought her things and did what he could to help her. Portia invited him to a doctors appointment were they did an ultrasound to see the babies. They started and ended a relationship. He showed her that he loved her and asked her to marry him in the end.

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[Mzlegz · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a refreshing and clean break from potty language and shows a good read can tell a love story without it. Aristos and Portia brought past relationship baggage that unsurprisingly led to their demise. Mr. Greek boss showed his tenacity in wanting her back and brought his A-game to prove. Triplets tho???

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[BusyM3 · Rating 5 out of 5]

A fun and entertaining read. This is the fourth book in this series. This is the story of Portia is pregnant and it is triplets and is alone. Her boss Aristos offers her the offer of a lifetime, one million dollars and his support with the babies if they are in his new ad campaign. Their journey to their happily ever after is a bumpy road. The story will keep you reading, the chemistry between them is amazing. I enjoyed this book.

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[Tanya · Rating 5 out of 5]

She is having triplets, she is all alone and scared. Her boss offers her a deal she cannot afford to turn down. He wants her babies to become stars of his new ad. He helps her with everything she will need and she finds herself falling for him. Can this be the start of something new? Will other mess with it? See if they can make it as a real family

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[Bethany · Rating 5 out of 5]

This is the fourth book and final book in the Greek Gods Series. This is Aristos and Portia's story. Portia works for Aristos as his assistant, but she was current on maternity leave pregnant with triplets. Her boyfriend has just left her and returned to New Zealand. Aristos comes to her rescue with a million dollar contract for the triplets to star in his ad campaign. This was a great easy red filled with chemistry, romance and laughter. I absolutely loved it.

[Anna M_82 · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was such a sweet and wonderful billionaire romance. The billionaire Aristos hires his assistant Portia’s triplets for an ad campaign. Portia has been abandoned by the father of her children and could use the help. Aristos is so sweet and supportive. He makes mistakes but who doesn’t. I loved this sweet story!!

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[Jenn · Rating 3 out of 5]

I really enjoyed the sweetness of the main characters. The story line was clean and had me laughing at times. I can’t imagine having such a thoughtful boss or three babies to care for. Little unbelievable but cute story line.

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[S I · Rating 5 out of 5]

The Greeks Hired Triplets is the fourth book in the Greek God series. This story is of Aristos Deimos and Portia Shore. I love Portia and Aristos in this story. The story itself was very great to read. Very recommend

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[Tiffany · Rating 5 out of 5]

loved this book. Portia is about to have triplets but her boyfriend leaves her alone, aristos is Portia boss had has aways had a crush on her so when she's left alone he steps in to help. Will she let him help? Can he prove to her his love for her and the children before its to late?

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