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Book Reviews of The Sheikh's Love-Child (International Billionaires) (Harlequin Presents, No 2838)

The Sheikh's Love-Child (International Billionaires) (Harlequin Presents, No 2838)
The Sheikh's LoveChild - International Billionaires - Harlequin Presents, No 2838
Author: Kate Hewitt
ISBN-13: 9780373128389
ISBN-10: 037312838X
Publication Date: 7/1/2009
Pages: 192
Rating:
  • Currently 3.3/5 Stars.
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3.3 stars, based on 15 ratings
Publisher: Harlequin
Book Type: Mass Market Paperback
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Minehava avatar reviewed The Sheikh's Love-Child (International Billionaires) (Harlequin Presents, No 2838) on + 823 more book reviews
Plot: A rugby star has serious injury and flees to his desert home. His girlfriend informs him 3 years later that he has a son. Thinking that he will not be iterested in the first born son that is by any sense the next crown prince.

notes to the author:

1: How can the sole son of a king be 'worthless' ending up in London and playing an international championates of a game (rugby) that is for its violence looked down upon through out the rest of the world and played only in the USA. Then have injury and bang...become the crown prince in the span of 4 years with no explanation how did that ... miracle ... came about.

2: No american would call it 'rugby' but (american) football.

3: this book is full of flaws: 'my son is 3' followed by 'he goes to school next year' ..... what school has 4 year old first-graders?
'the wedding will be in a fortnight' followed by ' few days later he anounced that the wedding is a fortnight from today' .... what is with that timeline? And why is everything happening either in 'few days' or in 'fortnight' and '4 days'???

4: The dialogs are not making any sense. They both say things unrelated to the conversation.

5: There are only 2 characters. Both are flat, underdevaloped,UNLIKABLE and frankly very .... dense..

When I get the 'blue mood' I enjoy a 'romantic mush' as this category is often called, but trust me on this: this is the worst book I was unfortunate enough to read and I do have 1200 + books behind me!