Greek hero Lazar Vardakas wants revenge because he believes his sister Sophronia was seduced by Kit Harper and now her reputation is ruined. Lazar is looking to get even by seducing heroine Clare Harper, Kit's sister. (Lazar really wants Clare to willingly come to his bed and seduce him or her brother will suffer the consequences and get hurt.)

Clare can't believe this is happening. Lazar brought her to Greece because he told her that Kit had an accident. Clare was worried out of her mind and she thought Lazar was being kind by offering to take her to Greece. Now he wants revenge...

This was a very enjoyable and entertaining read. Young nineteen-year-old Clare has had a rough past. She was attacked when she was fourteen and this traumatized her so much that she couldn't speak for a year after the attack and she is never left alone at night after dark. Clare was finally trying to become a bit independent by persuading both of her brothers to take a holiday and leave her at home alone (but neither of them knew this or they would never leave her). Clare was a very sweet and lovely heroine. I liked how she finally started to come out of her shell, she even surprised herself at times. She noticed she had a temper, she liked Greece, she wanted to make her own decisions...

Lazar wasn't that nice towards the beginning of the book but he seemed captivated by Clare and started softening his attitude towards her and he eventually started falling for her. He completely changed his attitude towards her when he found out about the attack she suffered when she was fourteen and he was ashamed over how he had acted towards Clare.

A wonderful read with a great Greek setting. ( )