Enchanting read

My fiftieth official review is for none other than Michelle Douglas!!!!! Magical and enchanting, I absolutely loved this wonderful tale of Majed and Sarah and however it’s a tale it couldn’t escape my attention that some character traits (flaws don’t exist in fairy tales) were beautifully portrayed. Like Sarah’s lack of self-esteem about her artistic talent or Majed’s well- hidden guilt towards his brother and parents. I adored the way Sarah talked with Majed, pointing him in the right direction and I gushed about Majed adoring and protecting Sarah. I loved reading this tale and I read it in almost one go.

When one magical night with gorgeous and enigmatic Majed leaves Sarah pregnant, she's torn apart over whether to reveal her secret. For her it’s difficult to confront people she likes and tell them what she wants, while confronting people she doesn’t have feelings for is easy. However, she already loves this baby, but will confirmed bachelor Majed feel the same? Discovering he's going to be a father changes everything for Majed. It's time to face the music and unveil his true identity as Prince of Keddah Jaleel! He has to face all what had happened in the past and see if he can make amends. Can he convince Sarah to be his sheika, he would love her to make his wife but can he be convincing enough to let the past be the past?