Review: A perfect read....
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
It was a perfect read for a rainy day afternoon… hot cocoa by my side and the dog fast asleep by the couch. I am generally not a fan of the sheikh books, but I do enjoy Abby Green.The H is ready to settle down and start a family.  He has a checklist for a suitable wife.  The h meets the criteria. H purposes business marriage to h. The h has numerous reasons as to why she does not want to marry him. She tells him that she wants to continue to pursue her charity projects. He tells her his foundation can provide capital backing and she can continue her work. Another reason she throws out which I thought led to funny responses relates to children which is also on his checklist. The h asks the H what happens in the instance they cannot produce children. The H automatically responds with he would divorce her and remarry. She comes back with what if the problem lies with him? The h had a backbone. Well, the two get married fairly early in the book after much cajoling from the H.The H is adamant he will not fall in love again. He was hurt when he was younger and does not believe in love.  However, the more time he spends with the h, the more he is fighting his feelings for her. The H does a number of romantic stuff for the h. The H sets up a tent (somewhere in the desert) for a romantic evening. The h mistakenly believes that the H does that for all his paramours and tells him. The H feels embarrassed with the tent setup after she makes that comment because he thinks she might realize his feelings behind the gesture. There was a number of what I thought was romantic overtures from a H falling in love but not realizing it moments which I always enjoy.A recommend whatever the weather or choice of beverage!