Papaioannou

Award-winning author Katie MacAlister's romances are a frequent sight on both the New York Times and USA Today best-seller lists. In It's All Greek to Me, billionaire Iakovos Papaioannou hooks up with a woman who's nothing like the beauties he normally dates. Iakovos is awestruck by the six-foot-tall, wild-haired manager of the band playing at his sister's birthday party. It quickly becomes obvious she wants Iakovos in the worst way, and while he finds her infuriating, he can't help but wonder if she's the one who will convince him to commit to forever.

One man and a baby was all it took . . . When sexy, bad-to-the-bone Greek playboy Theo Papaioannou finds himself in possession of a son he didn't know he had, he has to overcome a lifetime of bad choices, and become the father his son deserves . . . assuming he can figure out how to change a diaper. It's just lucky that Kiera Taylor is there to help . . . or it would be if she wasn't keeping some dangerous secrets from him. Kiera is on the run from a violent man who has threatened her more than once. And although she knows she shouldn't trust Theo's handsome dark looks, or his winning smile, or the way he makes all her good intentions melt, she has no choice. For somehow, she's fallen for him and his adorable baby. Desperate for a happy future with them, she makes a deal with the devil, one that risks everything-and everyone-she loves. Contains mature themes.

Sometimes, happily ever after takes its own sweet time . . . When Moonbeam Swiftcloud Nakai went to England on a scholarship and fell in love with a Greek student named Neo, she never thought her life would be one of regret, lost love, and oppression. But Romeo and Juliet weren't the only star-crossed lovers around, and Beam and Neo were separated, doomed to be forever apart. Until the day when Beam is forced to go back to Greece to face everything she'd tried so hard to forget. When her beloved niece falls afoul of the same person who broke her heart in the past, Beam is determined to make things right. And if that includes facing down her former husband Neo, then so be it. Neo had spent his life trying-and failing-to forget the only woman he'd ever loved, but her betrayal broke more than just his heart. So when Beam marches back into his life with a demand that he stop picking on her niece, he's alternately overjoyed and dismayed-there's no denying that life has thrown them together for a reason. Only this time, he's not sure he can survive another betrayal. Can he salvage their relationship, or will he be doomed to repeat the same mistakes? Contains mature themes.