International Bestseller Lynne Graham’s DRAKOS BABY books – together at last! THE PREGNANCY SHOCK

When his personal assistant asked for extended leave, Greek billionaire Alexei Drakos was extremely inconvenienced. He relied on Billie Foster for everything — running his life, even getting rid of his girlfriends. Little did Alexei know that Billie had left to have his baby! In fact, he didn’t even remember their passionate night and he had no idea she was pregnant! With Billie gone, there was something missing in Alexei’s glittering existence. When she returned, he needed to offer her something special to make her stay — maybe a wedding ring of convenience?

International Bestseller Lynne Graham's DRAKOS BABY books - together at last THE PREGNANCY SHOCK When his PA asked for extended leave, Greek billionaire Alexei Drakos's glittering existence lost its shine. He relied on Billie Foster. Little did Alexei know that Billie had left to have his baby In fact, he didn't even remember their passionate night But, when she returned, he needed to offer her something to make her stay...A STORMY GREEK MARRIAGE Billie was marrying the father of her baby...her secret baby. But Alexei still had no recollection of their incredible night together. Tonight he was expecting his new bride to be a virgin For their son's sake, she had to convince Alexei of the truth...starting tonight in the honeymoon bed...

Billie's wedding day should have been the happiest of her life. She was marrying the father of her babyher secret baby. But tycoon Alexei Drakos had suffered amnesia, so he had no recollection of the incredible night he'd spent with Billie a year ago Tonight he was expecting his new bride to be a virgin Billie knew that a marriage laced with hidden surprises was not likely to last. If only for their son's sake, she had to convince Alexei of the truthstarting tonight in the honeymoon bed

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