Friday, September 4, 2009

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Review: My Sexy Greek Summer by Marie Donovan

Title: My Sexy Greek Summer
Author: Marie Donovan

Read copy: eBook
Published: May 1, 2009
Publisher: Harlequin
ISBN: 1426832354
ISBN-13: 9781426832352

A summer on a Greek island is just what grad student Cara Sokol needs to jump-start her nonexistent sex life. Too bad she's sworn off Greek men forever, because she can't take her eyes off Yannis Petrides' six-pack abs and sultry eyes.

But Cara's not going to get away that easily. In fact, some of Yannis's daydreams would make even Aphrodite blush. So if his fiery redhead wants an X-rated fling, he won't deny it—even if she is hiding something more than her burning desire....


My rating:

Oh, wow. I've been disappointed by Ms. Donovan's Her Last Line of Defense, but this beauty more than compensated for that dud.

After a few years of self-imposed exile, Cara Sokol returns to Greece to pay a visit to her ailing friend Athena on the "magical" island of Aphrodisias.

Certainly not looking for a summer fling, she is in for a huge surprise in the form (and bulk) of one Yannis Petrides, the resident Adonis with piercing blue eyes, and sudden hots for the elusive American tourist.

This was the epitome of every summer fling out there. We all wish to find a sexy "native" to sweep us off our feet during out vacation...And if things lead to more, so much better.
Well, Yannis was that and so much more. He was romantic, charming, and sexy, he smelled good even covered with seat after working at a construction site, he was affectionate, etc. And compared to other Greeks (all Greeks from Cara's point of view), he didn't kiss and tell. Just what the doctor ordered for closed-up Cara.

She's been badly burned in her brief marriage to a Greek tycoon, severely endangering her health, and now lived like a true Greek widow, wearing black and an almost perpetual scowl. Needless to say, the Greek climate, the romantic island environment, some meddling from her friends, and a hefty dose of Yannis opened her right up.

A wonderful, light, carefree, beach read (and re-read, and re-read...). A keeper! Two thumbs up and 4 ½ stars.



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