Mariah is a divorce attorney who's a bit soured on love and romance. So when Zayad shows up next door and sweeps her off her feet - quite literally - she's more than a little hesitant. But the powerfully sexy businessman is difficult to say no to, and Mariah's feelings for him soon overwhelm her fears. But she doesn't realise that Zayad isn't what she thinks - he's the Sultan of Emand, and he's in America to find his half-sister, who happens to be Mariah's roommate...
I really should have written this review as soon as I finished the book, but I've been neglecting my reviews for a month or more, and now I find that I can't remember the darn thing. I remember that I liked the book. I remember a couple of gorgeous, sensual scenes - one at a spa, and another at a beach in a cave. I remember that I liked both hero and heroine quite a lot, particularly the way they were respectful towards each other even when arguing.
But I don't remember the rest of the book.
I think that fact probably says more about how I feel towards it than anything else I can write. It was sweet, sexy, and unmemorable. I don't think I'll hang onto it - I'm moving abroad and REALLY have to downsize my bookshelves - but it was a nice, fun read. (I think.) 3 stars.