Tara Pammi

I would like to point out the title on the book cover that looks nice and tidy with the series subtly inserted below it. Now I would like to draw your attention to the very cluttered title that was down loaded onto my computer from Amazon. I deliberately used the title that came with my Amazon copy to demonstrate how cluttered it looks. Please, authors and publishers stop adding clutter to the titles, it looks ridiculous. Just the title and the series would be great, thank you.

Blackmailed By The Greek’s Vows was an interesting toss up between boring and interesting with stronger leanings towards boredom. The sex scenes were not all that steamy but the story line as boring as it was flowed well from one scene to the next.

That’s about all I can really say about this story. I was barely able to get from one cover to other, there were a number of other books that were happy to interrupt my reading of this story.

This Review was originally posted here https://lauralusbookreviews.blogspot.com/2018/09/blackmailed-by-greeks-vows-marr...… (mais)

Zohra Naasar (from Siyaad) is being pressured by her father to marry Prince Ayaan Sharif (from Dahaar). She is very against this marriage because she doesn't see herself as a future Queen and isn't interested in that life, but her father insists the marriage will benefit both their countries. Ayaan doesn't want the marriage either but he will do it out of duty for his country.

I thought Zohra and Ayaan made a great couple. Ayaan is known as the Mad Prince. Five years ago he had been pronounced dead---he and his older brother and sister were victims of a brutal terrorist attack. Ayaan is eventually found alive, roaming in the desert, mentally ill, violent, and incoherent, and sent by his father to live in a castle in the Alps for five years. Now he has come home, and is getting better, but he is still tormented by bad dreams.

Zohra is a headstrong, outspoken, and feisty heroine. She loves her half-brother and half-sister and that is the reason she is going through with the marriage.

I enjoyed this book, though it was slow at times. Zohra and Ayaan had great chemistry. I laughed at the part when Zohra had to cook the traditional desert for the family, and I loved the exotic backdrop/surroundings.… (mais)