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Soon after Kamal, a savage sultan, seizes the beautiful Arabella as his harem slave, she falls for her passionate, imperious captor--in spite of herself.

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4.0 out of 5 stars From back of book:, May 28 2004

By	K. J. Blake "Super Reader" (Phoenix,AZ United States) - See all my reviews (REAL NAME)

This review is from: Devils Daughter (Paperback)

Enslaving Passion
His imperious blue eyes raked over her trembling body. She had never imagined that Kamal, the savage sultan who dared make her a harem slave, would look so like a blond Nordic god. She had never dreamed that the warm, exploring touch of his hand could bring such moans to her lips and rob her of her will.....

Inescapable Love
He was aflame with urgent desire , and he knew he would take by force what he longed to win by love. Her golden loveliness had conquered his very soul, but her cruel taunts stung his fierce pride. Now her sweet essence , her tantalizing nearness, ignited his need for her to yield her ripe innocence to him and him alone.....

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4.0 out of 5 stars a great book 2 read while lying in a comfortable bed, Nov 27 2003

By	peter (san lorenzo, ca United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Devils Daughter (Paperback)

i found this book in my older cousin's basement when i was sleeping over and i was about 10yrs old and when i read it i definatly couldn't put it down. even though i was 10 i knew what every word had meant. devil's daughter was fantastic it was like some of my fantasy books with romance and adventure. in all it's a great book and once u read this book u might get hooked. the way Mrs. Coulter writes it's like ur in it. the way she describes Kamal, and Arabella and all the other characters in the book. adn how they have so many fights it's so hard to count but u'll get it in the end. the little bad thing was when Adam was speaking about something it was boring but i read it through so i didn't miss anything important.

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1.0 out of 5 stars Very trashy novel!, Nov 20 2003

By	Zena (Montreal, Quebec) - See all my reviews

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Trashy, trashy, trashy novel!

He is an abusive hero with two sides to his personality-since he is half English and half Arabic. Frustratingly, his less redeeming qualities is attributed to his Arabic culture and Muslim religion, which is very insulting for anyone who comes from the Middle East, and his admirable qualities-not surprisingly- stem from his English background. The heroine is just as abusive as the hero, yet hailed and praised by the author because she happens to be "English"-extremely stereo-typical and racist for both characterization.

Does Coulter ever take into account that many romance readers have ethinic backgrounds and that she has to be a responsible writer and must depict some form of veracity-good and bad- when she takes on a project that deals with a culture that is not her own? Many innocent readers may be mislead and misinformed about a culture they do not know about and mistake these types of fictions as a true historical background when in actuality, women tended to possess political, econimical and social powerful positions within the harem and were not these submissive, useless women Coulter made them out to be. All I ask of an author is to balance the good and the bad so as not to misinform the public-which Coulter failed in this novel.

I am not normally picky when it comes to historical truths in fictional Romances; in fact, I write many reviews telling oher readers to lighten up when it comes to historical errors the author may have made inadvertantly. However, this is an exceptional case because of the extreme lenghts Coulter went to in insulting and degrading this particular culture without adding any positivty to form some sort of balance in the story-line-very infuriaiting.

My advise is to skip this novel, I could not even finish it and threw it away.

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5.0 out of 5 stars The Devil's Daughter stays with you for years!
I read this as a teenager in the 1980's and looked for it forever it seems (my dumb brother forgot to pack it or something!) I finally found the name when I emailed Ms. Read more

Published on Jul 6 2002 by kgpryrwrrir

4.0 out of 5 stars the last halve of the book was great
The first halve of this book deals mainly with Adam, the son of the h/h in Devil's embrace. Although it wasn't bad, the book really picks up speed during the second halve of the... Read more

Published on May 12 2001 by joey

1.0 out of 5 stars Devil's Daughter
... The book lacked her usual intrigue. It was confusing.. And agree also we needed an english teacher to pronounce most of the names in it.. Read more

Published on Nov 23 2000 by lry38

3.0 out of 5 stars Not One of Coulter's Best
After reading Devil's Embrace which was really good and rates up there with the best of Coulter's work, I looked forward to reading Devil's Daughter. Read more

Published on Sep 25 2000

4.0 out of 5 stars GREAT!!!!!
I CAN'T BELIEVE SHE DID IT TO ME AGAIN. THIS BOOK IS GREAT. I LOVE IT. I COULD HARDLY PUT IT DOWN. THE CHARACTER AND THE PLOT KEPT ME IN SUSPENSE. Read more

Published on Jan 27 1999

4.0 out of 5 stars ONE OF THE BEST
THIS HAS GOT TO BE ONE OF THE BEST BOOK THAT COULTER HAD WRITTEN. HAVING THE DAUGHTER OF THE DEVIL GET ALL CAUGTH UP IN HIS WEB FROM THE DEVIL'S EMBRACE. Read more

Published on Jan 26 1999

4.0 out of 5 stars This is a fast paced, intriguing romance.

I found this book very enjoyable, with one exception. Though there were many entralling incidents, none of them went into great detail. Read more

Published on Jul 8 1997

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