The Fallen Greek Bride

Jane Porter

Mar 2013 · Harlequin

About this eBook

Infamous Morgan Copeland has graced the tabloids as America's Sweetheart for years. Until scandalous family allegations change the headlines overnight to Socialite in Disgrace!

Her reputation in tatters and holding on to the last shreds of her pride, Morgan seeks her estranged husband's help, knowing that to convince merciless Drakon Xanthis, she will have to get down on her knees and beg….

At first Morgan had merely been the Greek's trophy bride, but their explosive passion shocked them both—leaving Morgan with only one weapon left to negotiate with: her body.

The Disgraced Copelands: A family in the headlines—for all the wrong reasons!

Plus a Jane Proter reader-favorite story: At the Greek Boss's Bidding

Ratings and reviews

Very frustrating book because every scene seemed to contradict the one before, like the book had been tossed in a blender. For example: "I mistreated my wife and I'll do anything to get her back" is followed by "If you're not pregnant I'm divorcing you." "My working too many hours killed our marriage", "Promise me you won't mind if I work long into the night." The hero does constant 180's and the heroine has legitimate mental health issues that the author seems to think is romantic. This one was pretty miserable.

Wow, Jane Porter is fast becoming one of my favorites! This was a beautifully written story about 2 people who came into their marriage with some pretty heavy baggage from their pasts and thru this story were able to find a way to a much deeper and more fulfilling union! I love how Ms. Porter weaves together the stories of her characters in her books!

love it 💚

About the author

Jane Porter loves central California's golden foothills and miles of farmland, rich with the sweet and heady fragrance of orange blossoms. Her parents fed her imagination by taking Jane to Europe for a year where she became passionate about Italy and those gorgeous Italian men! Jane never minds a rainy day – that's when she sits at her desk and writes stories about far-away places, fascinating people, and most important of all, love. Visit her website at: www.janeporter.com