I sat upon my bed and basked in the rugged journey of these characters. Oh the tragedy of romance. But in the end, it was pleasing to find that both characters still loved each other and worked hard at making things work. Interesting read. ( )

I really don't like sheikh stories. I find it hard to believe that the rulers of all these tiny middle eastern countries want to marry English women. And seriously the cultural differences are just plain ignored most of the time. Add in the fact that I also don't like made up countries in my HPs (I'm talking about you Royalty romances) and this book already had two strikes against it. But it is Lynne Graham who is my favorite HP author. This one was decent, perfectly readable. I did like that the heroine didn't just roll over when the hero showed up again. Although like another reviewer said I did think it was weird that the heroine felt she had to give up her education when she got pregnant. Sure she couldn't get to her own money but her brother-in-law was rich and was paying for her education anyway and she shared her sister's nanny. As is usual with LG there are babies int this book. Sometimes I wonder why she always puts them in since the H and h almost always completely ignore them other than the H blackmailing the h to remarry him by threatening to take them away. Some of the situations are pretty contrived but all in all it's very readable since it is LG after all, ( )

A short lived marriage falls apart due to misunderstandings and lies. Lynne Graham brings it with The Sheikh's Secret Babies. Jaul met and fell in love with Chrissie while in college. They marry but behind the scene forces manage to break them apart. Years after these two go their separate ways mistruths bring all the secrets to a head -including surprise babies. A great story about the power of second chances. Was given an ARC story for my honest opinion. ( )