captive

This book was absolutely delicious! Michelle was able to capture so many emotions that as a reader, i couldn't help but feel. Fear, anger, frustration, sorrow. I cried, I laughed, and just plain old felt it all.

Back Cover:

Sheikh Tair lives by the rules of the desert. When he finds Tally has broken a sacred law, endangering the safety of his tribe, Tair has to act.

Tally is kept like a harem girl, but every time she tries to escape, the hostile desert drives her back. And with each new act of her disobedience, Tair's resolve hardens. As ruler, he must tame her. As a man he wants her -- willing or not!   Warning: Feminists will object to the complete disregard of the heroine's right of choice here.  Of course the hero redeems himself in a way: by not caring about her past lover(s) and by giving her back her freedom at the end.   

Favourite Scene:

Tair refilled his cup of tea from the small glazed pot. “I shall find you a husband.”
 
“What?”
 
He nodded matter of factly before sipping his tea. “You need a husband. It is the way it should be. I shall find you one. You will be glad.” 

Bk #51--Back Cover Blurb: Annie Kincaid has never held the right cards, not when it comes to love.Twice married, twice divorced, she's given up on finding her soul mate--though not on having a family. So Annie's decided to have a baby. On her own.