Unexpectedly Expecting the Sheik's Baby

Elizabeth Lennox

Jun 2020 · The Burling School Book 6 · Elizabeth Lennox

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She had to avoid his trap!

Cassandra Finnegan walked into the conference room, not sure what to expect. So when the tall stranger steps into the room moments later, Cassy is thrown off balance by the magnetic pull his eyes and his powerful presence. Using all of her skills, she keeps herself poised and professional. But there is no denying that there is something luring her closer to the dangerous man.

Sheik Nasir del Soya Irazi is entranced and amused that the lovely Cassandra refuses to admit that there is something between them. So when special attention is needed for his business, flying Cassandra out to Switzerland is the only answer. 

But with her career at stake, how does Cassy handle the very real heat between herself and the enigmatic ruler? And how does she tell the truth about the consequences of that weekend to a man that she suspects has a hidden agenda?  

Ratings and reviews

Sheik Nasir meets his match in the face of Cassandra and she is thrown off balance by the magnetic pull of his eyes... He is persistent, she is willful, he is protective, she is independent. He is used to have his way with women, she is determined to avoid his dominating presence... However, the chemistry between them is absolutely mind-blowing and intoxicating! A delightful love story that made me crave for the next story in this series! I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

The penultimate book in the Burlington series involves Cassie. Cassie who has intimacy issues meets Nasir who is always in charge and work turns to play. Cassie’s issues with intimacy and body image really struck a chord with me and the love story was witty and heartfelt. I really enjoyed reading this. HEA I received a free copy of this book via Booksprout and am voluntarily leaving a review.

Elizabeth Lennox always writes exceptional contemporary romances and this book is not an exemption.