Blurb
Journalist Zoey Lace is determined her exposé on the progressive country of Bashir will be her strongest travel piece yet. Upon her arrival, she finds not all is peaceful in this beautiful land. When Prince Khalid Al-Hakim insists her life is in danger and he must protect her, can she trust the prince’s reasons or is there some hidden agenda?
Khalid Al-Hakim is duty bound to protect his beloved country and his family, all now at risk, threatened by opium dealers. A beautiful American journalist photographs the wrong thing and it’s up to Khalid to save his homeland and keep Zoey safe. When she is kidnapped, all his plans disperse like arid desert sand in a storm. To save the woman he loves, he must now face his deepest fears.
Together, will they conquer obstacles to the country and themselves or be torn apart by the tides of evil?
Khalid Al-Hakim is duty bound to protect his beloved country and his family, all now at risk, threatened by opium dealers. A beautiful American journalist photographs the wrong thing and it’s up to Khalid to save his homeland and keep Zoey safe. When she is kidnapped, all his plans disperse like arid desert sand in a storm. To save the woman he loves, he must now face his deepest fears.
Together, will they conquer obstacles to the country and themselves or be torn apart by the tides of evil?
Review
In the fourth Desert
Destiny series book, Zoey Lacey travels to the small Middle-Eastern country of
Bashir to write about the upcoming 300th year celebration of the
country’s founding. While in the market, taking pictures, she accidentally
draws the attention of a group of young men, who chase after her. Luckily for
her, she runs right into the hottest man she’d ever seen—the country’s head of
security.
Khalid al-Hakim is also a
prince, the youngest of four brothers, and he puts Zoey under his protection
whether she likes it or not. Though he’s worried about her and a series of
attacks that seems focused on her, he also has to see to the protection of his
people and his family from a villain he can’t find.
Zoey and Khalid were
wonderful. Her strength and his need to shelter her often clashed, but they
worked through it and learned how to work together.
Khalid’s three older
brothers and their women were interesting, but I couldn’t really connect with
them. I haven’t read the previous books in the series, so sometimes I was
confused, but each of those couples had a brief back-story. I would’ve liked to
know more.
I enjoyed the plot and the
H/h, but the story could use a light edit to clear up a few typos and filter
words. Overall, it’s a good story and I’m happy I read it.
4 Stars
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