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Bella and the Merciless Sheikh
by
Sarah Morgan
Bella Balfour is sick of the sand! Her
father has sent her away to the Arabian desert without a spa, phone, or
computer anywhere near. “Borrowing” a horse from the neighboring
Sheikh’s stable seems like a much better plan than drinking one more
herbal tea- that is, until she gets lost and passes out. Sheikh Zafiq
Al-Rashid is an unlikely and furious rescuer. Worse yet, he seems
immune to Bella’s charms. Or is he?
BELLA AND THE MERCILESS SHEIKH is part of a continuity series about the
Balfour family but is easily read as a standalone story. Bella is a
wild, impetuous heroine who longs for others to see her for who she is
instead of “Bad Bella”. Zafiq is the perfect counterbalance to her with
his tight grip on his emotions. Their romance is both fiery and
passionate, as Zafiq and Bella learn to let go of their pasts and see
the love growing between them.
Sarah Morgan always writes phenomenal tales and BELLA AND THE MERCILESS
SHEIKH is no exception. The setting is an integral part of the
storyline and she shows readers just how beautiful it truly can be. I’m
not normally a fan of sheikhs or horses, but Sarah Morgan certainly
made me one in this tale. I won’t give away any spoilers but suffice to
say there is a scene near the end involving the stallion, Batal, that
is simply stunning. Bravo, Sarah Morgan, for such a spectacular tale!
Publisher: Harlequin Presents #2970
(February 2011)
Series: The Balfour Brides
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by Debbie, Debbie Wiley Book Reviews
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