by Maisey Yates
Romance Bingo square - Interracial Couple (hero is Middle Eastern, heroine is white) I usually love Maisey Yates sheikh romances, but this one was a long slog to get through. It took me almost the entire month to read this less than 200 page book. The premise was different, but this was too stereo...
It was a pleasant read. It built as the story progressed throughout Chloe and Sayid meeting for the first time in Portland, Oregon to traveling to his home in Attar and finally their marriage. Along the way, we learn of both Chloe and Sayid are more similar than they realize, as they both experience...
A quick beach read. Not my favorite but easy reading. See my full review at puretextuality.com
A Sheikh who isn't trained to lead meets a mother who never intended to mother. Can they find a way to co-exist for the good of the future king?Maisey Yates specialises in delicious men who have experienced trauma in their pasts, and Sayid Al Kadar is no exception. Scared, physically and emotionally...
Disclosure: This ebook was provided to me free of charge through NetGalley for the sole purpose of an honest review. All thoughts, comments, and ratings are my own.Really interesting tale that had my attention the whole time. The pace was wonderful and the characters engaging. Great dynamic in the r...
Could come close to 3 stars. I was so happy to receive this advanced copy from NetGalley and Harlequin.I read the premise: Arab prince, American scientist, a baby, a nation on the cusp of monarchy crisis, somewhat elicit romance… and no. I got some very dry facts that resemble the premise, but it wa...
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