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American Gretchen Callaway is hired as the personal assistant to Philippe Sabon, the sheikh of Qawi, but what she doesn't know is that the Qawi media believe she's Philippe's lover. What he doesn't know is that he's falling in love.... But when Gretchen is kidnapped by an international terrorist bent on revenge against Philippe, he must rely on his instincts and knowledge of the desert in order to bring her back to safety.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful
This book picks up the story of Sheikh Philippe Sabon who we met in her book "Once in Paris". Gretchen Brannon is the blonde and feisty woman who takes a trip to Casablanca with her friend maggie . Once the two meet the sexual chemistry begins . The book picks up pace ,but as with her other books , love doesn't run smoothly . I like this book because it ties up two more of her characters that we have been introduced to . She writes true to form and once more I could not put it down .It will make you smile and leave the reader spellbound at the end , eager for more .
6 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Mass Market Paperback
The only way to enjoy this book is to approach it as slapstick. While on holiday in Morocco, Gretchen Brannon meets the handsome mysterious Philippe Sabon the Arabian/French Sheikh of Qawi. Gretchen who has led a sheltered life and is unsophisticated and innocent falls for Philippe. She goes to Qawi with him as his social secretary among other things, and gets involved in conflict with a singularly inept bunch of terrorists. These quys couldn't outsmart the average 4yr old. Gretchen, who is definitely not the sharpest knife in the drawer, gets a chance to do her gun toting Calamity Jane act. She is one stupid girl. Then there is Philippe. O boy. The name Lord of the Desert conjures up an image of a strong, powerful, interesting man. This man is about as interesting as cold porrige. No way is he believable as any kind of ruler. He put down an insurrection in his country? He wouldn't be able to organise a booze-up in a brewery. When Gretchen brings passion back into his life afer nine lonely years what does he do? He walks away and spends weeks trailing around after a now married, former girlfriend like a total prat. Another element in the story involves the hero and heroine relieving their frustration and anger with each other by beating up a hapless palace guard. This was presented as funny and seemed to be an effort to make the h/h more endearing. What delightful characters.
Format:Paperback
this was very good and i can recomend it to any one. The book was in good condition i enjoy the read.
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