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Bound by His Desert Diamond Mass Market Paperback – 20 December 2016

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The Plan Princess Annalina would do anything to end her arranged engagement...including getting photographed in a compromising position with a handsome stranger! The Prince Her mystery man is Prince Zahir Zahani--her betrothed's brother--and the kiss that sparks unexpected need in them both traps Annalina and Zahir in a whole new kind of royal bind...till death do them part! The Passion! Having learned the cost of trusting others, Zahir tries to keep Annalina at a distance. But she challenges him at every turn, and suddenly, giving in to his darkest desires is all Zahir craves

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Publisher : Harlequin Presents (20 December 2016)
Language : English
Mass Market Paperback : 224 pages
ISBN-10 : 0373060351
ISBN-13 : 978-0373060351
Dimensions : 10.69 x 1.55 x 16.79 cm

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Andie Brock started inventing imaginary friends around the age of four and is still doing that today; only now the sparkly fairies have made way for spirited heroines and sexy heroes. Thankfully she now has some real friends, as well as a husband and three children, plus a grumpy but lovable cat. Andie lives in Bristol and when not actually writing, could well be plotting her next passionate romance story.

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Anju B

Good..

Reviewed in India on 13 February 2017

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Good...If one likes MidEast Sheikh stories with huge palaces and cities and Royal backdrop.
I like virginal heroines and alpha males and it's getting 3 stars for that.

T. K.

Mostly boring

Reviewed in the United States on 12 January 2018

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Sorry to give a negative review, but I can't give more than 1-star. This book is painfully hard to read because of it's errors and inconsistencies in the plot. Spoilers!! An imaginary nation gets economic help -after a princess weds? In Europe today? An oriental nation that has just gained indepence after a terrible war and after recently being under cruel siege - but has vast richnesses and new big palace and new big metropolis?? These historical and economocal idiotisms are a major error in this book and make the whole plot sooooo stupid. A 25-year old princess who has no education, no job, no interests, no friends, no responsibilities in her homeland - at least they are not mentioned. Or backbone. The press is constantly interested of her - of possible scandals - and there are supposed to be hundreds of pictures of her - yet our hero (who arranged the whole marriage) has never heard that the press writes about her?
The mistakes are impossible to ignore. Think of a vast palace where a princess can run half-naked and never see a servant? The King goes berserk in the wrong room and there's nobody - nobody but our hero to help. The room was on the other side of the palace, but still our heroine wakes up to the noise tve King is making and goes to examine - and there are NO SERVANTS!! No staff at all! In one occasion there was a bulk of bodyguards but suddenly, at his own wedding, the Prince -our Hero the groom- gets into a fistfight IN THE CASTLE GARDEN and NOBODY sees or comes between! Again - no staff. Then he calls 911 (cause there's no staff in a society wedding?) - I wanted to weep.
The author was painfully ignorant of the living of the rich and titled but wrote about it anyway. This junk was the sorry result.
The inner dialogue of the heroine was mostly really boring - and the hardfaced Heroe's sudden capitulation to lovey-dovey speak in the end was unconvincing.
I won't try this author again.

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Subpar

Reviewed in the United States on 23 February 2017

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Didn't care for the writing style. A lot of typos and grammar mistakes even for a harlequin. The supposedly intelligent, independent heroine was pretty clueless a lot of the time. Will be a long time before I chose anything from this author again

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