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Review: Sheikh with Benefits by Teresa Morgan

What’s a little seduction between friends?

Arya Mokri, the ultimate wallflower, has to stop dreaming of His Royal Highness, Sheikh Javad Shirin, or she’s going to lose her mind. She’s been crushing on him for months and it’s time to move on. If he won’t have her, she’ll find someone who will…

A consummate diplomat, Sheikh Javad would never dream of sleeping with the woman whose friendship he values so much. But when she arrives at an event in a dress showing too much skin and even more poor judgment, he finds himself wondering what it would look like on his bedroom floor. Worse, his suddenly sexy friend plans an affair with his own brother.

Tonight, he vows, her plans will change. Whether she wants them to or not.

Title:Sheikh with Benefits
Author:Teresa Morgan
Series:n/a
Pages:67
Category / Genre(s):Contemporary
Trope(s):Friends to Lovers
Sheikh Romance
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HEA:✔️
Release Date:8th January, 2012
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Quickie with a sheikh

I’ve been enjoying the modern romantic stories of sheikhs recently and this is a quickie tale (67 pages) of Arya and Sheikh Javad – friends who realise what they desire has been in front of them all this time.

Arya grew up in the west and has always felt overshadowed by her more glamorous sisters. Now back in her homeland, she befriends Sheikh Javad and falls in love with him. When he doesn’t seem to notice her as more than a friend, she decides it’s time to put her dreams of him aside and move on with her life.

What she doesn’t know is that Javad is getting very confused about his own feelings for Arya and it takes just one dress, one request and one night for him to realise what he’s wanted all along.

“Perfect if you’re looking for a quickie with a sheikh to warm up your day. Or night.”

I loved this story. Arya just resonated with me and I loved her need to move on but her confusion over what to do with both Javad and her life. Javad was your typical alpha male who couldn’t quite understand why his plans weren’t working out as he had anticipated.

I had quite a few butterflies in the stomach moments while reading this book as well as a couple of laugh out loud moments (Javad talking to the old woman at the ball – snort!). There were a few missing words smattered throughout the book. Not enough for me to deduct a star but it was a little annoying.

Other than that this was a fun, romantic and short book that you can read in an hour or so. Perfect if you’re looking for a quickie with a sheikh to warm up your day. Or night. 5 stars.

Teresa Morgan is the author of Cinderella and the Sheikh, Handcuffed to the Sheikh, and Sheikh with Benefits, all available at Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and wherever else hot contemporary romance eBooks are sold.

By day, she’s a mild-mannered technical writer, but by night (and lunch hours, and weekends) she’s a digital Sheherezade, weaving tales of sexy Sheikhs and the strong-willed heroines who love them.

Teresa is fascinated by the Middle East and has been to Egypt, Syria, Turkey, and Morocco. Sometimes her adventures end up in her books.

“Sheikhs break all the rules,” Teresa says. “Including ‘i before e.’ After three books, I still have to concentrate every time I spell it.”

Teresa also writes paranormal romance and YA under the pen name Teresa Wilde

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