Bought: The Greek's Baby

By Jennie Lucas

American beauty Eve Craig fell under the spell of powerful Talos Xenakis in a hot-blooded Athens encounter….

Three months later Eve has lost her innocence—and her memory!

But she has aroused Talos's desire and his anger—she has betrayed him. So what better way to punish the woman who nearly ruined him, than marry—and destroy—her? Only she's now carrying his love-child….

• Language: English
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Release date: Feb 1, 2010
• ISBN: 9781426847950

Jennie Lucas

Jennie Lucas's parents owned a bookstore and she grew up surrounded by books, dreaming about faraway lands. At twenty-two she met her future husband and after their marriage, she graduated from university with a degree in English. She started writing books a year later. Jennie won the Romance Writers of America’s Golden Heart contest in 2005 and hasn’t looked back since. Visit Jennie’s website at: www.jennielucas.com

Reviews for Bought

[Alcina Ribeiro · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

Yes it's true Jennie Lucas really knows how to write books that make your heart beat so fast that you are at some point scared to breath and your stomach aches from emotional pain. Loved this story. Wow and triple wow.

[d-fbuser-129818930 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This is the best best book by Jeanie Lucas. She did an excellent job with the character both the hero and heroine I loved and development and the plot twist. It was awesome. When he come back at the end and the epilogue wow. I am soooo happy I read the second book in this series. The first one was awesome too but I hated the hero. But that another review.

[angel2084 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

good read ☺

[schatzi_5 · Rating: 4 out of 5 stars]

***this review contains mild spoilers***The first two-thirds of the book was really good. I like the writer's style, and she created some interesting characters. I'd never read a romance involving amnesia before, and although I'm sure it's probably an over-done plot device (as is just about everything in romance novels, particularly category ones), I thought that the story was intriguing.The book kind of fell apart after the first two-thirds, however. The "big reveal" turned out to be a disappointment, and Talos' feelings for Eve changed radically in the space of only a few moments. If someone had nearly ruined my business and bankrupted me, it'd take a lot more than a simple "I'm sorry" to smooth things over for me. And then the rest of the book was pretty "meh" for me.