"Like mother, like daughter?"

Rachel has spent her entire life living in her mother Andreas' shadow. Known as a money-grabber who liked to party, Andrea made her daughters' life miserable. Coming to Greece for the funeral of her mother and step-father, she sees Sebastian Kouros, her step-fathers' nephew and the person she has been in love with since she was seventeen.

Sebastian has fought his attraction to Rachel for what seems like forever. He is sure that Rachel is just like her mother, despite evidence to the contrary. Giving in to his attraction to Rachel one night, he assumes she is not as innocent as she claims, forcing her to leave Greece.

Rachel is determined to never see Sebastian again, but circumstances have changed. While visiting her doctor Rachel finds out that she is pregnant and also has a potential serious heart condition.

THE GREEK'S INNOCENT VIRGIN by Lucy Monroe is another reason why I love her books. Sebastian is arrogant and assumes the worst about Rachel, despite evidence to the contrary. When he assumes she lied to him about being a virgin he has to show Rachel that he truly is sorry and will do everything in his power to make her his wife.

I love this book, and know fans of Ms Monore will too. It is definitely another book to add to your to be read again pile.

Barb Hicks

Reviewed by Barb Hicks
Posted May 3, 2005

Summary

Greek tycoon Sebastian Kouros thinks he knows all about Rachel Long: as far as he's concerned, she's a scheming money-grabber who deserves nothing from him or his family.

But the searing sexual chemistry between them can't be denied. Sebastian sees an opportunity to seduce this girl who plays it so sweet and innocent. He'll discard her when he sees fit....

Only Rachel isn't a gold digger at all—she is innocent and she's a virgin....