
Sometimes opposites attract…
When Sarah starts work at the Botros Oil Company, she doesn’t expect the tall and stunningly sexy CEO to be so rude, arrogant, and argumentative. He obviously doesn’t approve of his brother hiring her.
Sheikh Tariq Botros has never met anyone like Sarah. She has no respect for tradition. She’s clumsy, stubborn, unladylike, and talks far too much. She also isn’t intimidated by him. In fact, she openly challenges him. Just talking to her is an exercise in frustration.
After a heated argument leads to an unforgettable night of passion, they both agree it can never happen again. But there are consequences to their unprotected encounter, and they’re forced to come to terms with their feelings and the explosive attraction between them.
Published Date: 25 May 2023
My Review
In the first book of the Botros Brothers series, Sara Matthews, a recent engineering graduate, arrives in Kithab, Middle East, to work in the oil fields. Interviewed by VP Amir Botros for a junior engineer and an assistant position, she’s soon hired for the latter. Sara builds a rapport with Amir but clashes with the traditional CEO, Sheikh Tariq Botros, who disapproves of her. Curious about an unexplored oil field, Sara independently investigates it, further angering Tariq. However, an unexpected intimate encounter between them leads to Sara’s pregnancy. Tariq’s grandmother, Fiddah, discovers Sara’s condition and ensures her well-being. Tariq, realizing his responsibilities, moves Sara into his home. Despite initial conflicts, their mutual attraction grows. Fiddah’s intervention helps Tariq confront his feelings for Sara.
What stood out for me was Sara’s intelligence and dedication. I appreciated Tariq’s depth; while he’s stern, Sara brings out his lighter side. Notably, the author allows the couple ample time—a realistic nine months—to recognize and nurture their love. However, the subplot involving Tariq’s mother felt unnecessary. I also think the narrative could benefit from more depth to intensify its emotional impact. The series promises further intriguing tales of romance and tradition.
My Rating


