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Sarah shares the feeling of raw desire at Rukh’ s touch. He can turn her on with a glance, and satisfies desires she didn’ t even know she had. But Rukh had been hired to kill her—and the only way to save her is to find out who wants her dead before someone else finishes the job .
Anonymous
Posted November 1, 2011
This novella has it all, a hunky djinn assassin as the hero, a feisty journalist as the heroine, some hot encounters between them, a truly wicked villian, and a tightly written plot tying it all together. I definetly recommend.
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Was this review helpful? Yes NoThank you for your feedback. Report this reviewThank you, this review has been flagged.BRIEF SUMMARY
Rukh is a half djinn half human assassin for hire. His current client requested that Sarah, a journalist in Texas, be assassinated. After tracking his assignment in the shadows, Rukh has come to realized that he is strongly attracted to Sarah, and he senses no evil within her. Now that the rules have changed, Rukh sets out to protect Sarah.
THOUGHTS
The Djinn's Dilemma took me by surprise. I think the glowing reviews that are posted so far should not be ignored for this book. It¿s an entertaining read from Harlequin Nocturne Cravings. The books I have read so far from the Harlequin Nocturne Cravings are spicy and good.
Right away, Sarah and Rukh has this intense chemistry and attraction that I find appealing and good. Their first encounter was interesting, awkward, and entertaining. Rukh was extremely sexy and Sarah was very likable. We did get to find out a bit about each character¿s background, which was helpful to the story. I loved their car moment scene; to be driving a car and accomplish what Rukh did to Sarah, was very impressive *wink*. Their intense motel scene was also not lacking. Between their sexual chemistry and the plot, the reader will not be disappointed. The plot that unfolds was engaging, with a villain that did not disappoint either.
Storyline: GOOD
Intimacy: VERY GOOD & a bit of (D.R.I.P) Don¿t Read In Public
Enjoyment: GOOD
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Irish_Ren_Lady
Posted November 19, 2011
I loved this debut from Mina Khan! The hero is not only sexy, but likeable, and the heroine is interesting and different. This was no cookie-cutter novella. I LOVED that the dialog actually sounds like people really talk! I could actually hear their voices and see the expressions on their faces. Oh, and the sex scenes....Oh, my! More please, Mina!!
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Posted November 12, 2011
The story hooked me on the first page. I wanted more and more. I read all the day I got it.
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Posted November 4, 2011
Interesting characters well developed and attention holding plot in this novella. Kept my attention as this is not the usual genre I choose to read. Will look forward to reading more from Ms. Khan in the future.
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Posted November 7, 2011
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Overview
Rukh O’ Shay, half-djinn and assassin, is used to taking out the bad guys. But his latest assignment, Sarah White, is nothing like he expected. A glimpse of her bright aura reveals her gentle spirit, while her luscious beauty clouds his mind and makes him long for only one thing—to taste her.
Sarah shares the feeling of raw desire at Rukh’ s touch. He can turn her on with a glance, and satisfies desires she didn’ t even know she had. But Rukh had been hired to kill her—and the only way to save her is to find out who wants her dead before someone else finishes the job .