When Princess Chantal Thibaudet's plane crashes, she turns to the man who helps her through the ordeal, Demetrius Mantheakis. Unknown to Chantal, her life has been threatened, and Demetrius, head of an internationally- known security company, has been hired by Sultan Malik, her brother in law, to keep her safe. The only way Demetrius can do that is to take her to his own private island, The Rock. There, Chantal is forced to come to terms with the needs and dreams that Demetrius has awakened in her.  When Chantal becomes pregnant, things get even more complicated, because life as a royal, especially the mother of a four year old princess who will someday rule, is complicated, and doubly so for someone who has always put country and family first.

THE GREEK'S ROYAL MISTRESS proves again that Jane Porter is superb at writing the intense romance. THE GREEK'S ROYAL MISTRESS throbs with emotional and sexual intensity that's almost unbearable at times. This is a real page turner, not just because of the stalker element, but because the reader wants to know how Ms. Porter pulls it off at the end and gives Chantal her much-deserved happy ending. Hint: Ms. Porter doesn't disappoint!  Also of note, Ms. Porter skillfully brings the duty-bound Princess Chantal's inner life vividly, almost painfully, to life as circumstances force Chantal to look at her life and make a stand for love and independence. Book two of the Princess Brides trilogy is highly recommended!