Wednesday, April 27, 2016
BOOK REVIEW- TAKEN BY THE SHEIKH
An exciting hot romp in the desert. Laurel de Courcey is captured by terrorists, chained up in a disgusting bunker, and videoed for a ransom demand which is shown worldwide. Ooops - wrong hostage! Who'd expect a shy Kiwi nanny to be worth anything?
Laurel's soon tied up in Sheikh Rafiq's bed instead, because he rescues her and appoints himself her personal bodyguard. Very personal. But she has good reason to distrust men.
Imprisoned in his old royal hunting lodge deep in the desert 'for her own protection', Laurel rebels. AMAZON 3.5 STARS
I liked the story, in fact the book blurb caught my attention because of the different sounding plot. I think it did a pretty good job of keeping my interest because of the difference from the usual ideas. Both of the main characters were also able to keep my attention and there are also some interesting secondary people in the story. There is also another unexpected surprise waiting for Laurel, we the readers get to hear about it first as the story runs. It added another element to the story. It was a good surprise for a change. One that Laurel will enjoy. The story does have some predictable moments but in the long run still managed to be enjoyable. There is a HEA with no cliffhangers. A good afternoon story.
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