Natalie Anderson - The Greek's One-Night Heir

The billionaire comes with rules…

She’s broken them all—by getting pregnant!

When tycoon Theo sees security footage of a woman requesting to speak with him, he recognizes Leah Turner instantly. They spent an astonishing night together, and he’s been trying—failing—to forget her since. What could she possibly want?

Leah’s baby bombshell floors Theo…and his marriage proposal stuns her! She trusted him with her virginity, and she knows she can trust Theo with their unborn child. Their chemistry is undeniable, but can Leah trust this brooding Greek to give her anything more?

USA TODAY bestselling author NATALIE ANDERSONwrites emotional contemporary romance full of sparkling banter, sizzling heat and uplifting endings—perfect for readers who love to escape with empowered heroines and arrogant alphas who are too sexy for their own good. When not writing you’ll find her wrangling her four children, three cats, two goldish and one dog…and snuggled in a heap on the sofa with her husband at the end of the day. Follow her at natalie-anderson.com.

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The Greek’s One-Night Heir

Natalie Anderson

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ISBN: 978-1-474-09794-9

THE GREEK’S ONE-NIGHT HEIR

© 2020 Natalie Anderson

Published in Great Britain 2019

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I could say it was because you asked so nicely,

but really it’s because you’re amazing.

Contents

Cover

Back Cover Text

About the Author

Booklist

Title Page

Copyright

Note to Readers

Dedication

CHAPTER ONE

CHAPTER TWO

CHAPTER THREE

CHAPTER FOUR

CHAPTER FIVE

CHAPTER SIX

CHAPTER SEVEN

CHAPTER EIGHT

CHAPTER NINE

CHAPTER TEN

CHAPTER ELEVEN

CHAPTER TWELVE

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

CHAPTER FOURTEEN

CHAPTER FIFTEEN

CHAPTER SIXTEEN

Extract

About the Publisher

‘YOU SHOULD BE resting, not worrying about me.’ Theo Savas paced across the theatre foyer, working to keep his concern inaudible. He’d lived with his grandfather since he was ten and this was the first time in the last twenty years the old man had directly referenced something so personal. Revoking this rule wasn’t just unsettling, it was unsafe. ‘You’ve just come through a major operation—’

‘And that’s given me the opportunity to think. It’s time, Theodoros. Your birthday is only a few weeks away.’

The lights above Theo flickered, signalling it was time for guests to take their seats, but he couldn’t end this call without steering Dimitri back to unconcerned calm.

‘Are you suggesting I’m getting old?’ His joke was weak but he’d try anything to defuse his grandfather’s escalating anxiety. Except anxiety was infectious and the vibes coming through the phone were making Theo’s own muscles tense. That was in addition to the latent strain of the actual topic. ‘There’s plenty of time—’

‘At this rate I’ll never meet my great-grandchildren—’

‘You’re not about to die,’ Theo interrupted. He’d ensured Dimitri had been seen by the best specialists and they’d insisted that with quality rest Dimitri should recover well. ‘You’ve years left in you.’

‘I’m serious. You need to settle down…’

‘And I will,’ Theo reassured him softly and rolled his shoulders.

He ached to resist Dimitri’s attempt to add yet another burden of responsibility, yet he couldn’t brush him off.

Distantly he watched the ushers guide the last arriving theatregoers towards the doors. He needed to move if he was going to make it in there. He stepped forward but a whirlwind of a woman swept in front of him, cutting him off. The tall, slender tornado didn’t stop to say sorry, indeed she didn’t even see him screech to a halt to stop himself smacking into her. She just kept searching her cavernous handbag while racing towards the usher.

‘How about Eleni Doukas? She’s beautiful.’

Theo inwardly shuddered. Was Dimitri suggesting a woman for him?

‘Don’t you like very beautiful women?’ Dimitri added.

Theo bit back a grimace. Sure, he liked women—beauty being only one of their attractions. But most women he met wanted vastly more than what he was prepared to give.

‘Or Angelica.’ His grandfather offered another contender for his consideration. ‘She would be suitable. You’ve not seen her in years.’