Review: A Romantic Treasure
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 3, 2011
Clare, a successful young architect in London, spends her weekends poring over her boss's latest project. She takes pride in her work, hoping that the senior architect will notice her on a professional level rather than just a probable romantic interest. Clare has little interest in romance, having watched her father's consecutive marriages to younger women, some even younger than herself. She is more focused on her career until a chance meeting and bitter disappointment at work steer her in a different direction.Clare is caught off guard by the way the handsome man in a Mercedes looks at her after a mishap in front of the Clifford Hotel. Later, another accidental meeting initiates common ground. A business transaction and a missing work of art spark a fiery romance between Clare and a gorgeous prince any woman would die for.Beautifully written, the Royal Sheikh is a light romance with enough substance to keep the reader interested. The London setting is intriguing. I found the description of the art auction very interesting. Anyone with an interest in romantic places and fine art will find this book enchanting. The characters and setting of this fast-paced novel make it a romantic treasure.