Review: KIDNAPPED BY THE PRINCE
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 13, 2012
Sarah Hope an American woman, has had much tradegy in her life. Her brother was killed fighting in Iraq, not long after her Mother dies from cancer. Sarah has no one else in the world, never having known her Father, or even his identity. Since all this she has dropped out from her medical studies, and to a great extent retreated from life. Except for her dancing this is the only thing that gives her a sense of release and some peace. Sarah has also been experiencing some disturbing dreams featuring a dark mysterious stranger, these dreams are often erotic.Crowned Prince Vassar, a Saudi royal, and heir to the throne has also been dreaming of a woman, he knows he must find her she is the chosen one. She must become his wife, she will bring peace to their two countries. He knows she dances he has seen it in his dreams he despatches his investigators to find this club and the chosen one.This was a very good read from this author, I decided to download this after enjoying another story of hersTHE LETTER (American Royalty). When Prince Vassar eventually locates Sarah, he tries to persuade her to go with him back to his country. Sarah just thinks he is crazy. He resorts to drugging Sarah and kidnapping her. I liked Sarah's character very much, she refused absolutely to give into Vassar's wishes. He keeps her locked in a room until she agrees to comply. The fact that he is tall dark and handsome and very sexy doesn't make an ounce of difference to her she is a prisoner. Vassar is a very interesting character, he tries very hard to balance his treatment of Sarah, with very little success. On the one hand he promises her the world and her hearts desire, whilst at the same time expecting her to conform to his cultures expectations of how a woman should behave. Well of course this doesn't work, Sarah has been born into a completely different society. Not necessarily a better one just totally different. This was a very interesting read, the characters were written with real depth. It was at times emotional. But the growing relationship between the two leads was fascinating. Of course the path to true love is never smooth. A story well worth reading.