The Sarantos Secret Baby Mass Market Paperback – April 12, 2011

This comic is a very moving tale beginning of a Romeo and Juliet theme, but with ruthless business characters. Due to sadness after a father's passing, a child is born. The father finds out a year later. He proposes an evaluation to be conducted. Read to see what happens when a sisters overprotective Greek brothers go head to head with their longtime Greek rival with a mysterious past. You will definitely fall in love!! >.<

I really liked the book but the ending was a bit too over the top. I really liked how strong and clever the heroine was. Their debates were good. The big gesture at the end just didn’t hit the right note for me.

Totally tense, emotion filled anticipation dominated the entire book to the last page!! Olivia Gates can deliver some intense scenes and weave a good story all in the same novel!!!Enjoy her skills!!!

I absolutely thoroughly enjoyed this novel. Spellbound from when I started reading it to the last page. Love Aris and I must say, your description of Crete make me wanna run to the travel agent tomorrow first thing and book a ticket. Well done, Linda - South Africa <3 xxx

The writing was choppy and frankly hard to keep up with. At times in the book the author was way too descriptive and others no information at all. The story really never did develop. I read the whole book (because I paid for it) but I have to say this book took me longer to read than any other book I have read. I had to take breaks and talk myself into finishing the book.

This book was wonderful. He was tall and dark and her family's hated adversary. But that didn't keep Selene Louvardis from wanting Arisstedes Saraantos. Or from taking her one chance for a forbidden night with him. He was never to learn to learn she had his child. But when he came back into her life and discoved the truth nothing would stop the billionaire from claiming his son.

A fun and exciting read.Just when you think nothing else can happen something does.I laughed till I had tears in my eyes.

It was a very wordy book. I mean, it was like this author wanted to prove she knew a bunch of vocabulary words, especially in the beginning. The sentences were a mouth full and put me off the book for a few hours. I was determined to finish it and after a while, it got better. I just wish it had started as it had finished. If it had, then I could give it a better review, but any story that makes you have to pause before picking it back up, is not a good one in my opinion. I did like the ending but the hero should have stayed after the confrontation with the heroine's brothers. The heroine was defending him and he still thought she had betrayed him. I do like that he knew she was telling the truth with one look at her while she says she did not betray him. They had this great connection but it was lost in all the words!!!