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Zara goes to Bahania because she suspects she's the king's daughter and Rafe gets appointed her bodyguard while things get settled. Rafe knows he can be beheaded for despoiling the King's daughter but can he resist the attraction? What happens when the King catches up with them?
Rafe wasn't very alpha and the king was charming, I didn't like Cleo, felt she was insensitive, but overall a nice romance
In this prequel to Brenda Novak's brand-new trilogy, three victims of violence take The Last Stand.
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Zara
I liked Zara and Rafe as an American, was a different spin on the term sheik.
Kate
TBR--The Born Readers
Yes Kate
Rafe was hardly at all alpha so this was a very enjoyable read. And I loved the scene between him and the king at the end, and the way Zara suddenly stood up for herself and him
I'd like to see a little more of Zara and Rafe in later books, but so far it's been more Cleo
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