ABOUT THE BOOK
The rebel bachelor is back…
To claim her baby!
In this Greek Island Brides story, pregnant surrogate Popi Costas is faced with raising her late sister’s child alone, until the baby’s wealthy uncle arrives to take charge! Apollo Drakos is distractingly handsome, but Popi won’t let that stop her from fighting to keep the baby. Yet as she gets to know the man behind the wild card reputation, Popi’s reconsidering welcoming Apollo into her new little family…
Publisher: Harlequin Romance
Release Date: June 1, 2019
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MY REVIEW
Take a trip this summer to the Mediterranean with another one of Jennifer Faye’s Greek Island Brides stories, Claiming the Drakos Heir.
After deciding to act as surrogate for her sister and brother-in-law, a tragic accident leaves Popi Costas pregnant and alone. She’s determined to raise the child on her own, as her sister would have wished, but her brother-in-law’s brother, Apollo Drakos, has other plans. Whose plan will succeed—or is there a third option better for everyone?
A story of grief, trust, letting go, and some good, fun romance, Claiming the Drakos Heir is definitely an enjoyable read. I loved seeing the drama between Popi and Apollo in these unique circumstances, proving perfect for any reader in need of a quick contemporary romance.
★★★.5
I received a complimentary copy of this book and the opportunity to provide an honest review. I was not required to write a positive review, and all the opinions I have expressed are my own.
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1 winner will receive a copy of Carrying the Greek Tycoon's Baby (print if US, ebook if INT) and a $25 Amazon eGift Card
The book has a unique plot from the normal romance genre. I've not read a romance set in the Greek Islands before and I like the location. Over all the book sounds wonderful. I would read this. I like the cover because it catches the eye. Babies aren't normally on romance books. All those book covers with shirtless guys on the cover just run together. My dream wedding location would be in the mountains somewhere on a cool autumn day.
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