The Arabian Mistress

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She'd lied about her age, made a few naive blunders and as soon as the ceremony was over Tariq yells at her that he won't be trapped and he can divorce her in a snap. She's in love with Tariq, but also: she's so used to putting herself last that it's inconceivable that she wouldn't do this to get her sickly stupid brother out of the trouble that is 100% his own making.My favorite moment in this one was when Tariq matter-of-factly, as if this is totally normal and ignoring the fact that he's pretending to despise the heroine, says that he'll use a dagger to cut himself so that there will be blood on the sheet and everyone else will think she's a virgin. And his inexplicable rage that she invites him to sleep with her which makes him think he might not be special but just a boyfriend and she might not be a virgin causing him to be nasty and vicious and make her feel like he wants to use her for sex ("why bother with dinner" type of comments), sure that makes sense when you are trying to woo a woman, why is he too dumb to imagine she might want to lose her virginity to him?

The hero was busy and didn't come after her because he thought she took the money that was in the envelope and didn't care about him. Her behaviour was just typical of a teenager, insecure and trying to look grown up, I don't think this was a majour fault. Today Lynne is the bestselling Mills and Boon Presents author with sales forty two million books worldwide. When she finally stood up for herself after his huge betrayal, he begs forgiveness but then pride gets back up and he gets all indignant.

hero says since something angry and self-righteous, then he realizes he is wrong and then heroine rages back at him, and they seem to just switch back and forth with who is raging and who is appeasing.

Looking for the ultimate beauty treatment before attending an important ambiguous event in Tariq's mega tent? I am in my late twenties, although young, what I lack in years of experience I make up for in enthusiasm. Faye is a little too distracted by her own problems to note that if she's getting the mistress treatment, it's definitely far more stellar and respectful than one would expect. The evil stepfather has also sold out the heroine's home from underneath her and she's been on her own working. What happened to that half million pounds he flung at Faye as he yelled at her about how much her gold digger entrapment plan disgusted him?Up to then I was still deciding whether I wanted to take this nonsense journey down Faye and Tariq's rabbit hole of outraged feelings. I thought they were so sweet together at the end and totally bought into their idyllic love conquers all hurt feelings and good girls get rewards fantasy.

Not one of Lynne Graham'x best stories, I just found some of it silly, some of the characters unbelievable, it just didn't flow, to many mid-understandings. Powerful memories were stirring, disturbing memories which Tariq had spent twelve months endeavouring to forget. The story opens a year later when the heroine's brother is imprisoned for debt in the Hero's country. com is not an Mistress Agency, but an Mistress advertising platform dedicated to both Mistress agencies and independent Dominatrix. They had a major disagreement, step-father used blackmail and they led separate lives for 12 months.and that she owned up to her own faults, that she was open with Tariq about how his actions hurt her. But I love a faithful hero, a heroine who stands up for herself at least sometimes (especially if she's witty), and the glimpses of hero's underlying love. IN HIS villa in the South of France, Prince Tariq Shazad ibn Zachir, paramount sheikh and ruler of the oil-rich Gulf state of Jumar, tossed aside the cellular phone and turned his attention to his most trusted aide, Latif. For all ebook purchases, you will be prompted to create an account or login with your existing HarperCollins username and password. Lots of complicated back and forth, misunderstandings that don't make much sense (after being all enraged and vengeful for feeling pressured into marrying heroine for most of the book, so much so that hero rants that the marriage is a sham and makes heroine think he is rejecting her, and lets heroine go off rather than take a hit to his pride and tell her he cares for her, and then forces her to be his mistress and makes her feel publicly humiliated, all because of his anger that he had to marry her.