The Stephanides Pregnancy

By Lynne Graham

Book Overview

The Stephanides Pregnancy by Lynne Graham released on Apr 24, 2004 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373123922
• ISBN13: 9780373123926
• Release Date: April 2004
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Nice. Very Nice.

One thing I will say: The heroine has guts and stands up to the hero nicely. It's such a change from Mz Graham's heroine that I am impressed. Keep 'em coming Mz Graham. Please don't go back to your doormat heroine's.

I greatly enjoyed this book by Lynne Graham

I'm surprised by some of the other reviews of this book, because I found it unique and refreshing, and I happen to own almost all of Lynne Graham's 100+ books! All of us have different tastes & thoughts, though, so it is up to each reader to decide if they wish to try a new title. I don't like to give away storyline because I think that detracts from the reader's enjoyment, so I will say what I can: the book starts out with what I thought was a very intriguing premise, leaves suspicion in one of the hero/heroine's minds toward the other one's innocence, and of course there is the question of whether or not the heroine ends up preggers or not. The cover is misleading, because we don't find out until near the end if she is or isn't, so don't let the cover turn you away. I plan to read this one again, and I don't re-read many books. -Cyndi

Classic Graham

The back cover says: "Women in uniform weren't Cristos Stephanides' thing-until he saw Betsy, in her chauffeur's outfit at the wheel of his hired limousine....He was determined to seduce her, and his enemies thoughtfully provided the opportunity by holding him captive on a Mediterranean island, along with Betsy. While they waited to be rescued, Cristos pursued his passion plan with increased enthusiasm... despite Betsy pointing out to him that she could well become pregnant with his child." This is part of a Harlequin Greek Tycoons miniseries and is a classic Graham story. I liked the part where Betsy waits up for Cristos to get home from his long workdays with an indoor picnic. I've read almost all of Graham's stories and even though this wasn't my top favorite it was nice and if you're an avid Graham reader you'll definately want to get this.