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Review: Desert Warrior by Nalini Singh

by Lynn Reynolds 12.02.2011

Reviewed by Lynn Reynolds This is the second story that is in the double book (“Lord of the Abyss”) by Nalini Singh.  You will not be disappointed if you buy this double book.  It is a reprint of her August 2003 Silhouette Desire book. Jasmine Coleridge seems to have a self-esteem problem.  She also wants to [...]

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Review: Desert Nights by Kitti Bernetti

by Carla F. 09.26.2011

by Carla F., guest reviewer Summary: Sheikh Ashmit bin Sultan al Nashan is sent by his father the King to rescue an English schoolteacher, Russ Edwards, who is being held in the desert by terrorists. When Ashmit finds the chained Englishman in the terrorist camp, he is overcome with lust. This is unacceptable! He is [...]

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The Top 10 Hero Types:

by Keira 09.05.2011

Who is the ultimate hero in your books? Bad Boy Hero: The Bad Boy hero is in a league of his own. More heroines and readers/viewers have fallen for the Bad Boy than any other hero. He is the ultimate rebel: mysterious, seemingly indifferent, and hard to get. He starts off behaving badly and unrepentant. [...]

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Researching the Sheikh – Your Help Wanted!

by Keira 07.16.2011

by Cathy Jean  and Trysh Travis, guest bloggers and romance researchers Greetings, romance readers! We are two researchers at the University of Florida and we want to get your opinions about the romances you read—especially if you love sheikh novels. Our research suggests that there are a lot of misconceptions out there about these books [...]

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Sheik Romance and the Passion of Arabian Nights

by Keira 05.12.2011

There are many fictional desert kingdoms in Sheik romance. In these desert romances the handsome and enigmatic sheik or prince finds love with the white woman for her sass and zeal of life. She is usually American or English. Powerful and very masculine he domineers her despite her Western background. Did you know the term [...]

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Review: Her Every Pleasure By Gaelen Foley

by Marcia 01.15.2011

By: Marcia, guest reviewer Her Every Pleasure is the third book in the Spice trilogy about three siblings, British citizens, who have grown up in India. It is a story of duty, honor and destiny which would seem predictable for a romance novel; but add an ambitious Sheik and ruthless Janissaries bent on conquering Europe [...]

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Review: Cinderella and the Sheikh by Natasha Oakley

by Keira 10.11.2010

My only complaint is that this novel isn’t longer! I feel like this was a good start and now the author should flush it out with more details, more scenes, more, more, more. The ending was much too rushed to wrap everything up to my satisfaction. I felt like I read half a book only [...]

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Review: The Desert King’s Pregnant Bride by Annie West

by Keira 10.05.2010

This book was made out of 3 parts awesome. Maggie’s mother ran off with her younger sister when Maggie was eight leaving Maggie in the care of her father. He was pretty awful and basically treated Maggie like the son he wished he had forcing Maggie to put all of her time and savings into [...]

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