The Sheikh's Chosen Wife (Hot-Blooded Husbands) (Harlequin Presents) Review

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The Sheikh's Chosen Wife (Hot-Blooded Husbands) (Harlequin Presents) ReviewI continue to believe that Michelle Reid is unsurpassed in the "Harlequin Presents" stable of writers, and her latest offering certainly supports that belief. "The Sheikh's Chosen Wife" is richly detailed, with complex characters, an exotic setting and a multi-layered plot. It also allows us to revisit two of my all-time favorite characters from ANY book - Sheik Raschid Al Kadah and his wife, the former Evangeline Delahaye, from Reid's book "The Mistress Bride" (Harlequin Presents #2056, October 1999).
As with most of Reid's books, the story in "The Sheikh's Chosen Wife" begins well into the main couple's relationship. Sheikh Hassan ben Khalifa Al-Qadim and Leona Frayne have been married for six years, separated for the last year. I very much enjoy this aspect of Reid's writing, and it is a technique she utilizes frequently. Because the two protagonists know each other, intimately, it allows the author to deal with the deeper and more complex issues in a relationship. And this one is complex indeed - a barren English wife to an Arabian sheikh, he the heir to his father's seat of power. Reid does a masterful job of portraying the Arab culture, while contrasting that with the fact that the sheikh was educated at Eton and married a western wife.
To say much more would begin reveal the twists and turns of story's layered plot. It is the story of passionate people, deeply in love and challenged by forces and responsibilities beyond their control. It is a story of family, of loyalty, of duty and of friendship. The writing is intense, and allows us to view the action from several viewpoints. I read the book in one sitting, and anticipate revisiting it as I make it a part of my permanent collection. I was also excited to read that two sequels to this story will follow: "Ethan's Temptress Bride" in September 2002; and "The Arabian Love-Child" in December 2002, which will be the story of Rafiq, Hassan's brother.
I always recommend Michelle Reid, but this book may be her best yet. It will be a great way to begin your summer reading!The Sheikh's Chosen Wife (Hot-Blooded Husbands) (Harlequin Presents) OverviewShe can save her marriage -- by getting pregnant!A year has passedsince Leona left her husband, Sheikh Hassan ben Khalifa Al-Qadim. She misses himvery much, but what was the point of staying when she'd failed to deliver theone thing Hassan needed a child and heir?When Hassan tricks her into returning to him, Leona is furious and puzzled.Why does he want her by his side again and back in his bed?--This text refers to the Kindle Edition edition.

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