Gorgeous Greeks

In 'The Greek Bridegroom', Jace was determined to make Rebekah his woman, but perhaps the only way was to propose? In 'The Greek Tycoon's Mistress', Theo decides to make Lea lose control and act on her instincts.

Divorced and broken-hearted, a woman isn’t ready to say yes to a sexy tycoon in this classic contemporary romance by a USA Today–bestselling author. The moment hot-blooded tycoon Jace Dimitriades met Rebekah, the attraction sparked between them! Jace knows that women find him irresistible—and Rebekah’s no exception. So how come all he’s getting from her is the cold shoulder? Rebekah finds Jace extremely sexy . . . but that’s the problem! She can’t give in to her feelings for him without giving Jace a hold on her heart—and it’s been bruised before. Jace is determined to show Rebekah that he’s different, but it seems the only way is to play his ace—and propose! Originally published in 2002.

Theo Atrides is wealthy, powerful and sucessful.Leandra has no intention of being his nextconquest. But when they are forced to spenda week together on his private island, Theodecides to do whatever it takes to make Leasurrender. Faced with his relentless plan ofseduction, she finds the challenge of resistingthe gorgeous Greek playboy too much to bear….

A Happy Ever After Kellie Petralia, soon to be ex-wife of Greek billionaire Leandros, is miraculously pregnant with twins! But the pain of being unable to conceive has taken its toll, and they're just days away from divorce. Only Leandros has other ideas... and he is determined to do whatever it takes to repair their marriage. * Greek tycoon Andreas Petrakis is hosting his brother's wedding on his private island. Only he hasn't bargained on the early arrival of bridesmaid Grace Chapman. Bubbly, idealistic and feisty, she has no time for his frosty cynicism, and despite all his best intentions, Andreas finds himself tempted by the unthinkable--letting Grace into his guarded heart... * Cruise ship doctor Annalise Walcott believe relationships cause nothing but heartache. But when Greek god Dr Niko Christopoulos catches her eye a summer fling could be the perfect distraction. Annalise plays it cool on the surface, but Niko will enjoy discovering her hidden depths and awakening the beautiful woman hidden beneath....

"Companion to the PBS series The Greeks"--Dust jacket.

Faced with the ups and downs of life, love, and fortune, the ancient Greeks shrugged their shoulders and quoted--or created--an apt proverb. Aristotle, for example, observed, "Democracy is the worst form of despotism." Pindar instructed, "Praise old wine, but new poetry." These proverbs are as earthy, direct, sharp, and vivid today as when they were first uttered. The best of these nuggets of wisdom and observation have been collected in this attractive gift book, which is delightfully and humorously illustrated in a Grecian mode. Each proverb is provided in both Ancient and Modern Greek alongside its English translation.

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