Second of a dualogy. Sweet romance, with a sweet heroine and a swoon worthy gentlemanly hero. A great declaration of love at the end. ( )

Beautifully written and charming story with an endearing hero and heroine, set in an exotic desert kingdom. Lovely story from start to finish! ( )

liked the first of this pair of books a little better, but still lovely. ( )

Lydia's been working two jobs for years: the first, a clerk in a grocery store; the second, professional lookalike of a famous English heiress. When Lydia runs into that heiress at an event, she hands over her card, telling Lady Rose that anytime she wants she wants a day off, Lydia's willing to step in. When Lady Rose calls offering Lydia a week's stay in a beautiful desert oasis (with just a few photo ops), Lydia's happy oblige.

While the usual annoyance with short romance fiction - why don't they just tell each other the truth at the beginning - is necessary (Lydia cannot tell anyone who she really is, especially not the gorgeous Sheik tasked with keeping her company), it's still a bit irritating.

I found this one a bit boring - because of the short length, I can usually whip through these types of novels in a few hours, but this one didn't grab me. Not enough tension/chemistry, and those chest-clenching romantic moments were quite cheesy... ( )