In The Sheikh’s Convenient Princess, her 65th category romance novel for Harlequin, multi award-winning author Liz Fielding proves once again why she’s one of the genre’s best-loved and most gifted writers with this engaging, poignant and captivating tale I devoured in one sitting!
Efficiency is PA Ruby Dance’s middle name. Conscientious, meticulous and dedicated to her job, Ruby puts all of her heart, soul and energy into her career and is one of the best personal assistants in London. However, beneath the efficient and buttoned-up veneer lies a woman who has had more than her fair share of heartbreak, anguish and disappointment. Having been let down in the past, Ruby had erected impenetrable barriers around herself which many had tried – and failed – to breach and when she had met, through the course of her work, someone she had thought she could trust, she had been bitterly disappointed when she had been betrayed once again. Vowing never to be so easily persuaded to let down her guard ever again, Ruby strengthens her resolve to keep emotion and any kind of personal attachment at bay, so when her boss asks her to travel to a desert kingdom to act as a temporary PA to Sheikh Ibrahim al-Ansari, she jumps at the chance, unaware that fate is about to turn her life upside down…
All his life, Ibrahim – Bram – al-Ansari had been destined for a life of duty and responsibility – until he had disgraced himself in public and found his antics splashed all over every single tabloid in the world. Ostracised by his family and told never to set foot in his home ever again, Bram had had no other choice but to stay away from the people he loved most in the world and the kingdom that was set to be his one day. Bram had thought that he would be shunned by his family forever – until he receives a summons from his dying father asking him to come back home. However, this reconciliation comes with a price: if he is to be welcomed back to his desert kingdom, he must accept his father’s choice of bride – unless he gets there first! Bram needs a temporary bride who would agree to be his convenient wife for a short period of time – and the perfect candidate has just turned up on his doorstep: his new PA, Ruby Dance!
Marriage was definitely not on the agenda for Ruby, but a convenient marriage with a set expiration date and an attractive financial settlement at the end of it could be the answer to all of her money problems – but Ruby hadn’t counted on falling head over heels with her handsome Sheikh! Will she find the strength and courage to walk away from the man she has fallen in love with at the end of their convenient arrangement? And more to the point, will Bram want her to?
Liz Fielding is one of my favourite romance writers, so whenever I pick up one of her books my expectations are pretty high – and she manages to exceed them every single time! Like all of her previous releases, The Sheikh’s Convenient Princess is a charming, engrossing and mesmerizing romantic read that is absolutely impossible to put down.
Ruby and Bram are such wonderful characters. Ruby is a terrific heroine and her journey from reticent secretary to spirited heroine is an absolute joy to read and Bram is a gorgeous hero who is sexy, kind-hearted and honourable.
With The Sheikh’s Convenient Princess, the fantastic Liz Fielding has once again penned an unforgettable read destined for keeper shelves the world over and I am already counting down the days for the next release by this outstanding writer of romantic fiction!