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This book was ok. The heroine was kinda whiny and weak. The hero had no consideration for her and expected after marrying her without her knowledge or consent and dropping her with zero contact for five years, that she'd just jump into being his wife. It was kind of a unbelievable story line. I mean what women after not hearing from a guy for 5 years would jump into bed with a guy. I mean even a guy she loved she'd be pissed and bitter enough to put up some fight! And why make her such a wuss? She's scared of spiders, animals, bugs, water, flying, driving, strangers, etc. couldn't she just have one phobia? It makes her very unlikable. You think "oh she's got her stuff together" in the beginning of the book only to find out he owned her apartment building. All her neighbors and maintenance guy are bodyguards. Her neighbor/friend that helps her with her son is a hired nanny. Her job is a company he bought so she could get paid a lot to do easy work. She just annoyed me.


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This is a light read with a happy ending. Well written sex scenes, some character development, pretty plot. Great for beach or snowy weekend inside. Would make a good Lifetime movie.
Great book! My only complaint is the fact that the time frame of the war is so confusing. If the men in this series are supposed to be the direct descendants of the original couples whose dissolved marriage contracts started the war, then at least two of the men would only be about 12 years old if the war only lasted for 10 years but started 2 years after the 2 couples married. So it's a little confusing especially since Elizabeth Lennox never stated the relationship these men had to the original 2 couples of the series. Other than that, it is a great story and I have to applaud Elizabeth Lennox on her writing in this series - her grammar has gotten so much better and there are fewer typos with each book.
A good novella. In a sense it was simular to most 2nd chance stories. They had met and loved 5 years ago. A tragedy of was occurred and they were separated. Now that peace has been realized, they are coming back together.

Disappointing I really want to know what happened to the first 2 couples uniting the countries. Why couldn't they achieve peace? Are they dead (it's only been 10 years right? So the men we are reading about now can't be their children). Where did they come from? Give me some history to set up the story. This is just frustrating.
This is one of four books about the ruling men in the desert. This is the first book. And here we learn that the ending of the war and the reason are somewhat connected. He wants his family back home. He had to send her away for her safety. And she gave birth to his son shortly after. Will she be able to reconnect with him? She had been kidnapped and held in a dark hole. She was traumatized for ever. Will he get her to open up enough for him to make her believe that she will be safe?
I bought this book because I really liked "The Sheik's Angry Bride" and I decided to go back and read Zahir's story. I don't care for Callie in this story. She is too negative when it comes to Zahir. She doesn't want anything to do with him, she doesn't want to go back to his country, she doesn't want him to know about his son (moot point), she doesn't want to believe they are married, she doesn't believe in the peace negotiations with his warring countries, she doesn't agree with the way he's trying to raise his son for responsibility, she is denying her attraction and her place in Zahir's life. After five years, Zahir comes to get his family to bring them back home. But I do not feel any love there, more like an obligation. All we get are references about her time in captivity, we are not told the story in that timeline, it is five years later. She is jealous of his time with his son, because now she has to share him, when it used to be only the two of them (mother and son).
Ms. E's book is delightful as always, with enough humor, romance, and dialogue to keep it interesting. The characters are well-developed and the book moves right along. I would've given Ms. E. 5 stars but there were too many unanswered questions in my mind. For example (to name a few)

1. This book picks up from the book "Dancing with the Dangerous Prince" that involved Crown Prince Zoran of Larcatia and Princess Ciara of Altair. If Sheik Zahir is now the ruler of Larcatia, what happend to Zoran and Ciara? We they exiled? Killed? All that is mentioned is that there was a "dramatic change in the leadership of the other 3 countries" and "last of the old guard died 6 months ago". I would think the parents of Zoran and Ciara might have died, but them? They were young and just beginning their married lives when the war broke out.

2. Is Zahir a younger brother of Zoran? Cousin? I'm confused.

3. The book ended upbruptly with Callie refusing to tell Zahir about her kidnapping and she finds out Zahir had been tortured, but he won't talk about that either. I guess they go merrily on their way. What really happened with Callie when she was kidnapped? She makes references to it and the reader can fill in the blanks to a certain extent, but more info would've been nice. Same with Zahir and his being tortured. It had to have impacted his life. (Although this question would've been nice to have answered it isn't vital to the story.)

4. They were separated for 5 years, we know Callie lived in Virginia, where she worked and what she did at her job. We know about Luca too, but what about Zahir? He just fought and negotiated for the whole 5 years?

I think if the book had been longer, Ms. E. would've had time to address these issues. I love her books and am so disappointed when they end. I'm just getting ready to settle down for a good read, when the book is over and I think to myself, "What? It just started."

Thanks Ms. E for another excellent read! Can't wait for the next installment.
This book was ok. The heroine was kinda whiny and weak. The hero had no consideration for her and expected after marrying her without her knowledge or consent and dropping her with zero contact for five years, that she'd just jump into being his wife. It was kind of a unbelievable story line. I mean what women after not hearing from a guy for 5 years would jump into bed with a guy. I mean even a guy she loved she'd be pissed and bitter enough to put up some fight! And why make her such a wuss? She's scared of spiders, animals, bugs, water, flying, driving, strangers, etc. couldn't she just have one phobia? It makes her very unlikable. You think "oh she's got her stuff together" in the beginning of the book only to find out he owned her apartment building. All her neighbors and maintenance guy are bodyguards. Her neighbor/friend that helps her with her son is a hired nanny. Her job is a company he bought so she could get paid a lot to do easy work. She just annoyed me.