Twenty-five year old Coral Sinclair has just lost her
father. She is heading to Kenya to claim
her inheritance, the estate of Mpingo.
On the trip from England, she meets a handsome and secretive French
stranger. As she keeps running into him;
at the beach; at the nightclub; her attraction to him keeps growing. When Coral’s childhood nanny realizes what is
happening Coral is warned to stay away from Rafe de Monfort. Saying he is the devil, a womanizer, and a
man who took advantage of Coral’s father.
As Coral finds out more and more about Rafe’s reputation,
she resigns herself to stay away him.
But when Rafe’s life is in danger she rushes to his side and makes peace
with him, but can she accept him and move forward with a relationship?
The exotic location of Kenya with the descriptions of
African wilderness was so enchanting that I felt I was right there with Coral
and Rafe as their love story developed.
The secrets of Rafe kept me turning page after page having to know what
he was hiding. Just when I felt I had a
clue to what his secrets were someone would tell another tale and I would doubt
myself. Then there was the black magic
of the African tribes adding to the ever growing plot. Definitely kept me on my toes and
thinking.
The romance between Rafe and Coral moved along
perfectly. Not too fast and not too
slow. I felt as if I really got to know
both character. I enjoyed watching Coral
go from a young, innocent girl to a grown woman both in finding herself and her
love and trust of Rafe. Rafe was a
perfect gentleman. Trying to pull back
from his feelings to keep Coral from getting tarnished. This just endeared him even more to me,
making me cheer on their relationship. I
was really wanting to see him redeemed in the eyes of those that passed judgment
on him.
Burning Embers is an excellent read. If you’re looking for intrigue and romance
this is the novel for you. I highly
recommend it.
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