The Tycoon's Unexpected Baby Book Reviews

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The Tycoon’s Unexpected Baby. I enjoyed this book as I do all Elizabeth Lennox books. The downside of this particular book was that the sisters were totally absent, even when Pepper needed them most. They have always been there for each other in hard times. There is no way she would not have needed their support during her struggle with the loss of her child.

The Tycoons Unexpected Baby. Great romance. Quick read. I liked it!

The Tycoons Unexpected Baby. Good, quick, entertaining read. Love the whole series and love anything Elizabeth Lennox writes. Why? Because she always has strong, relatable female characters with careers.

The last Abbot sister finds love. The Tycoons Unexpected Baby is the final book in the Abbot sisters series. Pepper Abbot is the youngest and is in NYC where she is approached by billionaire businessman Dimitri Bosalis’ assistant. Pepper refuses to give any info to the guy and so the chase is n! Dimitri has never been so attracted to a woman who is totally different from the ones he usually dates. Pepper is a designer that takes old uses clothing and makes them stylish. Dimitri decides to offer her a business proposals he can meet with her and get her out of his years. So much for said plan! The two of them have a chemistry that is wild and they soon discover that the “freakish fertility issue” is true! Tragedy strikes and the two of them must help each other get through the pain!

Cute series. Enjoyed all 3 books

Good story. In the beginning the draw of the story was the carefree vivacious character of pepper. But after the loss of the baby, i did not care for how the story changed to darkness with her sisters Sloane and Rayne no where in sight despite how close they were in the other two books. Part of the appeal of the other books was not only the romance but the sisterhood relationship of the three female leads. Overall it was a good book.

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The Billionaire‘S unexpected Baby. I totally loved this story. I wanted to laugh, cry and love, then cry again. Thank you for bringing this love to life.

Another great EL series. I have read almost all EL books (on apple Au) and they are consistently great and This was no exception.

Ends the Abbott sisters books. Loved Dimitri! This doesn’t have the excitement and sexual tension of the previous two but the central issue is more realistic. Pity we didn’t see the sisters arrive to look out for Pepper. And it’s a missed opportunity to leave out telling her husband about how they were homeless, etc.

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Abbott sister series. Just finished all three in this series. Lovely stories. Finished all three in two days. Really enjoy all of her books and look forward to many more.

Pepper’s Story.... ast book of the Abbot Sisters series is the story of Pepper and Dimitri! Pepper is the youngest of three sisters, a happy and optimistic young woman and Dimitri is a wealthy businessman arrogant, successful and very much taken with Pepper's zest for life! Happiness and tragedy will come through their life and the last Abbot sister will find everlasting HEA. I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.