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Aliyah had some personal issues that affected her health and personality, and made it easier for Kamal to believe the lies he was told, and made his rejection even more than devastating. I also loved that Aliyah was stiff in her own correct, and was an incredible queen and this was realized fully by Kamal and those around her. The commencement scene betwixt Aliyah and Kamal was great. She didn't plow into a brawl of mush because of his awesome masculinity. She told him off and didn't dorsum downward from his imperious mode. Bravo, I was thinking. At the same fourth dimension, she fabricated a choice to ally a man she thought she hated for the practiced of her state and his. That took some bravery and emotional strength.
Every bit characteristic of Ms. Gates' novels, the writing is deeply involving and emotional as you see and experience the dear and anguish that her characters experience. There are as well bright descriptions of Judar and its customs and the cute surroundings that its characters inhabit. The wedding anniversary is one of the all-time I've ever read. Information technology practically played like a scene from an exotic movie. The love scenes are scorching and passionate as well. If you are a fan of sheikh romances and want to read a romance with 3-dimensional characters who take an emotional journey from desolation and loneliness to a deep, constant love, you should read this book.
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This was a great volume. Beautifully written and engaging, with a strong plot, richly adult characters, and a spicy romance.
The hero, Kamal, is one of the cruelest characters I've read. The things said out of vengeance to Aliyah, the heroine, were down right spiteful. I hated him for at least one-half the book. Nevertheless, when Kamal finally learns and accepts the truth about what happened years agone, and how his own behavior played a
These Sheikh romance books are fast becoming my guiltily pleasure.This was a great book. Beautifully written and engaging, with a strong plot, richly developed characters, and a spicy romance.
The hero, Kamal, is 1 of the cruelest characters I've read. The things said out of vengeance to Aliyah, the heroine, were down right spiteful. I hated him for at least half the book. However, when Kamal finally learns and accepts the truth about what happened years agone, and how his ain behavior played a role in the situation, he is appalled with himself. I've never read a more contrite graphic symbol.
The simply thing that stopped me from giving this book 5 stars was the Heroine. Although Aliyah is an admirable and likable character, she was a bit likewise snarky and tenacious for my tastes. I also wished for a few more tender moments betwixt the couple. To assistance offset the predominantly contentious experience of the volume. Other than that, I thoroughly enjoyed this story.
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Kamal & Aliyah's Story
Kamal Aal Massood & Aliyah Morgan
This is the third and final book in the Throne of Judar Trilogy.
This is the story of Kamal and Aliyah. This story will go on you in suspense from beginning to end. Unlike his brothers Kamal was a man referred to in the region as out of control. Kamal and Aliyah accept a history. At the point of the story they don't even similar each other. Passion will make these two forget the past and the time to come will accept intendance of itself. Years ear
Kamal & Aliyah's Story
Kamal Aal Massood & Aliyah Morgan
This is the third and final book in the Throne of Judar Trilogy.
This is the story of Kamal and Aliyah. This story will keep y'all in suspense from beginning to terminate. Unlike his brothers Kamal was a man referred to in the region every bit out of command. Kamal and Aliyah have a history. At the betoken of the story they don't fifty-fifty like each other. Passion will make these two forget the by and the future will take care of itself. Years earlier these two star crossed lovers parted in hatred for each other. Kamal when he sees Aliyah again he withal feels the connectedness. He will ally her and he volition save Judar. Aliyah has no intention of going meekly to the marriage bed.
Their wedding is similar a scene out of The Arabian Nights. No one has always witnessed a ceremony like this one. It is a wedding for the ages. These ii volatile individuals go to flames throughout their relationship. Neither ane wants to back down, they both want to win. In the cease they discover out that what they have is never ending.
Kamal finds that the feelings he had before for Aliyah is nothing to how he feels here and at present. At start he tin can't believe the brothers he thought were the nearly in command amongst men were tamed past a adult female. He now understands why his brothers abdicated for their love of Carmen and Farah.
Much of the problems of the past come to fruition and it doesn't matter who relinquishes the power struggle within them. In the end all that matters is that they have each other. Dear will conquer all.
Their story is about the forgiveness and starting over. In the end no amount of wealth or power matters without love. They know that honey is never easy but that when it works its all that matters.
A MUST read.
One tin spring from the first ane-two capacity to the terminal two and not lose much of the story. All that hymeneals preparations, details and woman bonding only fabricated me skim, skim to get to the juicy part below it all – the h/H and how they'll deal with each other post the nuptials. The sudden conflagration of the nuptials night was understandable (and I loved the consummation drumming thing!) but then the story just floated around, non giving us time frames, real conversations or actu *With some Spoilers*
One can bound from the first 1-two chapters to the last two and not lose much of the story. All that wedding preparations, details and woman bonding merely made me skim, skim to get to the juicy part below it all – the h/H and how they'll deal with each other mail the hymeneals. The sudden conflagration of the wedding nighttime was understandable (and I loved the consummation drumming thing!) but and then the story just floated around, non giving us fourth dimension frames, real conversations or actual emotions/thoughts - that foggy treatment which is so abrasive!
The scorching malaise promised by the author never actually materializes - unless you count the past and
a half-dozen'6" alpha male doing a weepy grovel as 'nuff malaise. *blench*
The reason and catalyst backside that brutal severing of their relationship in the past was made out as if someone deliberately set out to toxicant him against her- a royal enemy or conspiracy. So when the actual person gets revealed and the style it happened made the H await weak and tstl imo.
There are hints that she begged and plagued him to have her dorsum after the dumping but I'yard non completely sure. So many things are hinted and whipped up but never given a solid shape.
Her personality bug and medical drug abuse are also treated in a very perfunctory and unsatisfactory way.
The manner 'Khol'e' and 'oaths of divorce' are mentioned so casually was brow raising. Divorce in Muslim/Asian societies and western world cannot be used interchangeably or fifty-fifty synonymously at times. Even mere utterances of these words can exist binding, morally and legally in some muslim societies. That'southward the reason I don't quite enjoy reading these Sheikh stories as they sometimes badger on factuality. Unintentional I'grand sure but there you take it.
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Kamal is GORGEOUS. He'south dark and overriding and witty and passionate and I could but experience all this virility and charisma radiating off the pages. Aliyah was the only adult female who could withstand all this, tame this force of nature and own this incredible man and king's heart and soul forever.
Merely sentinel information technology while you're reading this book. NO reading it in public pla
This has got to be ane of the most powerful, emotional and erotic dear stories I've ever read. OK, make that THE most powerful...etc. :-)Kamal is GORGEOUS. He's night and overriding and witty and passionate and I could just feel all this virility and charisma radiating off the pages. Aliyah was the but adult female who could withstand all this, tame this forcefulness of nature and own this incredible man and king'southward heart and soul forever.
Just watch it while you're reading this book. NO reading it in public places. The beloved scenes volition accept you animate hard and flushing like crazy, and the dark ones volition leave you lot sobbing your optics out. Don't say I didn't warn you!
Fantastic catastrophe to a fantastic series.
Kamal is GORGEOUS. He'due south dark and overriding and witty and passionate and I could just experience all this virility and charisma radiating off the pages. Aliyah was the only woman who could withstand all this, tame this force of nature and own this incredible human being and king's centre and soul forever.
Only watch it while you lot're reading this book. NO reading it in public pl
This has got to be ane of the about powerful, emotional and erotic dearest stories I've ever read. OK, make that THE most powerful...etc. :-)Kamal is GORGEOUS. He's night and overriding and witty and passionate and I could just feel all this virility and charisma radiating off the pages. Aliyah was the only woman who could withstand all this, tame this force of nature and own this incredible man and king's heart and soul forever.
Simply watch it while you lot're reading this book. NO reading information technology in public places. The love scenes will accept yous animate hard and flushing similar crazy, and the night ones will exit you sobbing your eyes out. Don't say I didn't warn you lot!
Fantastic ending to a fantastic series.
Aforementioned thing here, just I was disappointed this fourth dimension. The hero, Kamal, is SO in over his head in lust and soul-bounden dear with the heroine. Unfortunately, he bought into the idea that not only was she on drugs just was a slut of the
OTT, lush, and romantic in the one-time style where passions overwhelm etc and then forth. Honestly, sometimes when I read Olivia Gates I take to look abroad every bit her characters are so overwhelming emotional and wrought with angst I feel like I'k intruding, and THEY ARE FICTIONAL!Same thing here, but I was disappointed this fourth dimension. The hero, Kamal, is SO in over his head in lust and soul-binding honey with the heroine. Unfortunately, he bought into the idea that not simply was she on drugs but was a slut of the highest lodge. He literally destroys her when he leaves her. That's simply the prologue.
The story picks upwards where they have to marry or the streets volition run with blood in the imaginary kingdom of sheikdom. As usual the wedding ceremony is and so over the top, and, wowza, the wedding night and wedding morning and wedding side by side afternoon are every bit OTT. Kamal slowly grows a brain and thinks that 1000-a-y-b-east he was a little hasty in his assumption that the h bedded the western world.
Once he finds out he is writhing (the discussion writhing is used a lot) in shame and hurting and self-disgust, and all I could call up was Yippee we have a grovel coming on! (view spoiler)[Okay, he grovels and she simply rolls over! This chick has given him red hot heck all along, and at present that he apologizes for ruining her life, drove her to contemplate suicide, she's, "Oh, that's okay!" (hide spoiler)]
There is, of course, more malaise, only personally it'southward a good thing their jobs are hereditary as while both are beautiful and sexy they are seriously lacking in brain cells. Marital advice: double check your assumptions before leaping to your decease.
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IT was interesting considering she was addicted to prescription drugs considering she had been diagnosed with ADHD and they pretty much made her a zombie. He thought she was simply an addict. He also thought she was a
It's hard for me to rate this. I gave it four stars the first time effectually but the 2d I just don't know. I couldn't tell if he was celibate for one thing, and that is a definite trigger for me, and he was merely so vicious to her when he broke upwards with her. I hated that he misjudged her so bad.Information technology was interesting considering she was addicted to prescription drugs because she had been diagnosed with ADHD and they pretty much made her a zombie. He thought she was just an addict. He likewise thought she was a slut, and she wasn't. She had only been with him. He took her virginity and he didn't fifty-fifty know it. This book was very passionate, hot and steamy. I am non going to lie. The scene on the wedding ceremony night where he opens the roof is unbelievable. I actually like the nuptials and the sword fight, the drums, the wedding gown, the dowry presentation, everything except for the hero. Did he grovel, kind of. She forgave him of course. She almost lost her listen when he left and for ii years she was suicidal and anorexic. He was doing hell knows what. I just wish he had been celibate while apart. And then I would have loved it.
I am leaving the four stars for now only I may have to think a fiddling bit about it. It definitely touched me and made me tear up in a couple of places and I loved their passion, just little tiny things are property me back from endorsing information technology whole heartily. And the epilogue didn't move me like epilogues usually practise either. Peradventure information technology should be three......
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Heroine had a misdiagnosis of ADHD as a kid and got addicted to the drugs then she gave them up common cold turkey making her unstable. Hero had a sexual thing with the unstable virgin for half-dozen months before he brutally ended it, calling her a slut, etc. . .
7 years later, by a se
As Preeti says – vague. Oh, the descriptions of the wedding and induction ceremony were detailed and exhaustive. Aforementioned with the apparel and interiors. Merely characterization, motivations, timeline of the backstory were vague.Heroine had a misdiagnosis of ADHD as a child and got fond to the drugs so she gave them up cold turkey making her unstable. Hero had a sexual thing with the unstable virgin for six months earlier he brutally ended information technology, calling her a slut, etc. . .
Seven years afterward, by a series of twists and turns, hero is going to be king and must marry heroine to stop a civil state of war.
The H/h hold to ally, but torture each other with banter, a black hymeneals dress, and lots of sex.
After a few weeks of marriage, the hero has 2nd thoughts nearly his view of the proficient onetime days and discovers the heroine's "friend" lied to him near heroine's promiscuity and drug addiction.
Hero's lamentable. She's deplorable (and pregnant) for an HEA.
The hero in this one had little personality beyond tough guy/sexual athlete. Heroine's drug habit and instability didn't brand a lot of sense. There are a lot of ways to wean someone off the wrong meds without the horrible side effects she suffered. She was a runway model and then an artist, but I never got a sense of her grapheme.
If you're in the mood for a pageant or just want to see how the series ends, then this is the story for you.
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Kamal-Aliyah both meet and fall in love only cause of the third person Shane who is the person who was jealous and said some horrible things about Aliyah and based on circumstantial things and Shane'southward words Kamal jumped to conclusion and dumped Aliyah,way he dumped Aliyah was really cruel but then after 7 years he has
This was a decent read but the use of Arabic words-then reciting its meaning in english irritated me,also the description of clothes,surround palace was too much and too lengthyKamal-Aliyah both meet and fall in love simply cause of the third person Shane who is the person who was jealous and said some horrible things nigh Aliyah and based on circumstantial things and Shane's words Kamal jumped to conclusion and dumped Aliyah,way he dumped Aliyah was really cruel only then after 7 years he has to marry Aliyah for kingdom sake or else there volition be war so they become married Kamal is all the same very bitter and we get to know more than about Aliyah'south addiction and style the people around her whom she trusted cause of their mistakes her childhood was destroyed
Kamal gets doubts and he goes to Shane to clear the things and Shane confesses how he lies and Kamal honey was so shallow and weak with the kickoff misunderstanding it crumpled or in Shane's words Kamal was searching style to break it off with Aliyah and he also wanted non to experience any guilt or blame come on his soul so the first opportunity he got he trusted his words over Aliyah and got rid of her
Kamal goes in guilt and is aback of how he treated Aliyah but then once more there'due south a misunderstanding and Aliyah leaves and Kamal goes to her and clears off everything and they get their HEA
Good read
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But then the rest of the book is as incredible. Kamal and Aliyah have a heartbreaking past, and they are both powerful, amazing people who accept to ally their worst enemy, each other, to salve their kingdoms, Judar and Zohayd. The way they notice their mode back to ea
Fantastic. Overwhelming. Unforgettable. And all THAT could just describe the wedding scene and wedding night. I mean, that sword duel between Kamal and Aliyah in their wedding was Amazing! Y'all should read the book for these parts solitary.Only and then the rest of the book is as incredible. Kamal and Aliyah have a heartbreaking past, and they are both powerful, amazing people who have to ally their worst enemy, each other, to save their kingdoms, Judar and Zohayd. The way they notice their way back to each other is sheer storytelling brilliance. Non to mention how the author handled the very sensitive subject area of prescription drug addiction that Aliyah suffered from, without whatever fault of her own, and how difficult and long she'd fought to beat it, to become the magnificent woman who held that lion desert of a man'due south center in her hand.
The Desert King is a memorable love story that I was only sad got published as a category romance. This volume, and the residuum of the throne of Judar books, deserve to be printed in a format to accommodate their magnificence. I hope one mean solar day the publisher realizes this and reprints them equally they deserve.
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"I have goose egg, nothing is worth having if I don't have you lot."
The Desert King is the final volume in the trilogy Throne of Judar by Ms. Olivia Gates. This trilogy had me from the very beginning, and I can't believe that it's over. And all I tin can is that all of them were pretty amazing and captivating - the writing fashion, the story itself, and especially the characters. They were well-rounded, damaged, endearing, and lovable. I can't choose between the three Aal Masood brothers; Shehab's was a li
"I have nothing, zip is worth having if I don't accept you."
The Desert Male monarch is the last book in the trilogy Throne of Judar by Ms. Olivia Gates. This trilogy had me from the very beginning, and I can't believe that it's over. And all I can is that all of them were pretty astonishing and captivating - the writing mode, the story itself, and specially the characters. They were well-rounded, damaged, endearing, and lovable. I can't choose between the 3 Aal Masood brothers; Shehab's was a fiddling scrap more swoony than Farooq and Kamal, but I loved them all as and their wives likewise.
What a smashing ending to this fantastic trilogy!
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Kamal might be the infant of the family merely he's taller and darker and angrier than both his brothers. We've seen a little of that dark side in the earlier books but now faced with his demons we go the full treatment.
The breakdown with Aliyah seven years ago marked both their lives drastically. So you lot liked the start 2 Throne of Judar books and wanted more than. Olivia Gates gives you more than in The Desert King. More passion, more angst, more of that fabulous exotic background. And more Hero and Heroine.
Kamal might be the babe of the family just he's taller and darker and angrier than both his brothers. We've seen a petty of that dark side in the earlier books but now faced with his demons we get the full treatment.
The breakdown with Aliyah seven years ago marked both their lives drastically. The ruination of his young dearest affair and the disillusionment involved turned Kamal's life into a dour desert far more than dangerous than the deserts of his home state.
For Aliyah, Kamal's abandonment almost destroyed her fragile sanity, only just recovering from a childhood dependency on misdiagnosed prescription drugs. Having rebuilt her life and recreated herself equally a successful artist, the worst thing to happen was Kamal's re-emergence into her life.
The marriage is required to maintain stability in the region and would be a temporary arrangement to provide an heir.
Until things explode between the ii of them on their wedding night. . So were was I?
Oh yes. Aliyah is certainly no chump and fights every inch of the way but the pair of them play off each other brilliantly with wit and humour showing that the explosive chemical science isn't just in the bedroom. All that needs to happen is for them to get over the mistakes of the past to find a brilliant future. If they don't make too many mistakes in the nowadays.
Olivia manages to pull the most angsty tear jerking moments out of the hat for these guys. I just dear to see a strong man weep and Olivia doesn't mind making her men work for redemption. Of the 3 brothers Kamal has the most to regret and he pays for it. IN the most satisfying possible way.
Being the final we get a dainty piffling epilogue to tidy upwards all 3 families and perhaps a hint of something to come in another series.
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Now I was super excited for this book considering I had heard almost their "epic beloved story" in the Pride of Zohyad series- so this started with great expectations.
7 years ago, Kamal ruthlessly dumps Aaliyah thinking she is a promiscuous druggie. Now, as both his brothers forsake the throne, he has to pace up and marry the at present legitimate daughter of King Atef of Zohyad, Aaliyah whom he "hates", simply now "Desert King" is the final book in the Throne of Judar trilogy, and the story of Kamal and Aaliyah.
At present I was super excited for this volume because I had heard about their "epic beloved story" in the Pride of Zohyad series- then this started with not bad expectations.
7 years ago, Kamal ruthlessly dumps Aaliyah thinking she is a promiscuous druggie. Now, as both his brothers abdicate the throne, he has to step up and marry the now legitimate daughter of King Atef of Zohyad, Aaliyah whom he "hates", but now has to marry.
Let me become out the things I liked
-Aaliyah rebelling to meet the Joloos
-The swordfight
-The super hot lovemaking (10/10 on fume scale)
-The cover page, which is a perfect ode to the wedding nighttime
Now the things which made me angry
-The way Kamal was So MEAN and heartless towards Aaliyah, both in the past and present. I really, really wanted to smack him hard in the commencement half
For in one case, can someone check their facts before making assumptions in a book?! I absolutely hated that the H abased the heroine at the fourth dimension she needed him the most..and I loved the moment he realized it likewise. T
There is a LOT of malaise towards the end as the leads do not communicate and a little running away also.
Yous did non deserve her Kamal.
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A jerk of a hero (and rather gullible for a king) and a glutton for penalization heroine (typical for a SD category book) who haven't all the same (and probably never would) master the art of advice, a rather not-real plot, and again lots of meaningless sex.
Yet some other book based on a misunderstanding (this one started vii years agone), lots of incomprehension, and severe
And the trilogy ends on a aforementioned bad notation as it started with in The Desert Lord's Baby and connected in The Desert Lord's Helpmate.A jerk of a hero (and rather gullible for a male monarch) and a glutton for penalisation heroine (typical for a SD category volume) who haven't all the same (and probably never would) master the fine art of communication, a rather non-existent plot, and once more lots of meaningless sex.
All the same some other book based on a misunderstanding (this one started 7 years agone), lots of incomprehension, and severe lack of communication that doesn't involve moaning, grunting, and roaring in release.
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I found the imagery created in this story was incredibly strong. For case the scene where Aliyah shows up to Kamal'south rising to the throne in a black wedding wearing apparel at that! Black - the colour of ability in Judar, the colour of mourning in the West! A double-edged sword for Kamal!
Simply fabulous writing that I've come up to wait from Olivi
Well I am at a loss for words! Only a genius can come up with such a great storyline. The two main characters are both strong and vulnerable in their ain way .I institute the imagery created in this story was incredibly strong. For case the scene where Aliyah shows upwards to Kamal's ascent to the throne in a black wedding ceremony wearing apparel at that! Blackness - the colour of power in Judar, the color of mourning in the West! A double-edged sword for Kamal!
Just fabulous writing that I've come to expect from Olivia Gates!
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2 sheik books and counting- I'm nevertheless hooked. ^_^
Ms. Gates' books are then delightfully OTT dramatic, you can't assistance existence dragged along for a ride. In the cease, I tin't tell you what exactly happened and what couldn't exist solved without the hysterics.two sheik books and counting- I'm notwithstanding hooked. ^_^
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When the h is caused of existence the Cheater information technology'due south a take a chance for me to like it... thus didn't win... I was bored so DNF and don't thing I will since I tried it first in February...
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Kamal is a potent, commanding alpha male who made his fortune outside the purple circles he was raised in. During a business organization trip to 50.A., he met and fe
In this terminal installment of the Throne of Judar trilogy, Olivia Gates pulls out all the stops. Kamal's 2 older brothers have found the loves of their lives and abdicated the throne. Kamal is the only eligible heir left to ally the Aal Shalaan heiress, merely there is one pocket-size trouble. They had an thing 7 years agone, and it ended in disaster.Kamal is a potent, commanding alpha male who made his fortune outside the royal circles he was raised in. During a business trip to L.A., he met and fell in love with Aliyah, ignoring her reputation and the advice of his counselors. Revelations about her he discovered made cloy and disillusionment overshadow his beloved. The breakdown was heartless and cruel, but fate played a bigger joke on him. He needs to ally Aliyah to stop a civil war in 2 kingdoms.
Aliyah is an ethereal beauty, cheers to her American female parent and Judardian begetter. She grew upwards in the palace,receiving every luxury,but at that place was trouble in paradise from well pregnant family and teachers. At seventeen, she decided to take control of her life. She fled home for America, launched a modeling career, and tried to go a handle on the problem placed on her by well meaning people. Success was at hand until her tragic breakup with Kamal and so life changed. Her once deep abiding dear morphed to hate...hot, numbing, blinding hate.
Now seven years later, she is once more someone'south pawn...two kingdoms,thousands of people, and tribes of the regions. She was not the niece of the king, she was his daughter. All she has to do is be Kamal's wife and his Queen.
A stay in Hell sounded better.
Tin can Kamal and Aliyah lay down their differences to proceed a region at peace? Does their beloved have a chance to survive, or will a loveless, detest-filled marriage and conceiving an heir be their but contact?
Rich description of the surroundings, buildings, and regions give this book a perfect background for this personal tug of war. The dialogue,feelings and thoughts puts the reader completely into the characters' lives. With each revelation of these personal thoughts and feelings, you lot proceeds a deeper insight into their complicated psyche. Passion between them steams from the pages.
I would highly recommend this volume and this series from Olivia Gates. Once again, she teleports the reader to another place and time.
First-class read!
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I struggled with the brutality of t
Not one of my favorites of the series. Aliyah and Kamal were lovers seven years ago. At the time, she was withdrawing from a drug addiction caused past existence misdiagnosed with ADHD. Kamal believed her to be a drug addict. Since he couldn't deal with the ramifications of her habit, he decides to ruthlessly stop their relationship. This most destroys Aliyah. The story opens when they are now forced to ally for a strategic alliance between their ii countries.I struggled with the brutality of their severed relationship and the fact that Kamal could so hands accept lies about Aliyah. He struck me as a shallow person non willing to accept the responsibility to aid someone he loved. Consequently, I never felt that he deserved the happy ending.
Secondly, the writer went right into a sexual human relationship and focused mostly on the physical versus emotional side of their brotherhood. I couldn't believe or respect a heroine that would have sex after all the pain. It just cheapened everything making their bond experience sordid and shallow. Their professed love for each other didn't feel real. I wished the author had expended more than effort on showing u.s. how they got their relationship back on track exterior of the bedroom.
I would laissez passer on this one.
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