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A love story that takes you deep into a "forbidden love" between an Englishman and a Moslem woman. It depicts the barriers and cultural differences that prevent Jinniya and Mark from being together "openly" and allowing them to follow their dream of marriage. A brilliantly written book that will open your eyes as well as warm your heart at the same time. I feel the author did an amazing job with her knowledge of Islam and Saudi Arabia. I highly recommend this book. It should be read with an open mind to other cultures. Allow yourself to learn as well as enjoy the journey of love.


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Inshallah edition by Sybil Powell Health Fitness Dieting eBooks Reviews

Mmmmm......well it's a different tale for sure. I'm not quite sure how I feel towards it. Cause in the end I'm still not sure what was going to happen. An epilogue would have been nice to see how things turned out.

As far as the story itself, its a slow pace but steady. It's not really from any certain characters POV. The characters were believable as was the story. It's very Romeo & Juliet when you think about it.

Even though the 2 main characters didn't really spend that much time together, you could tell they had a powerful love that would last a lifetime. As for what the brother did for them, that is not something that most men would do in the end.

Do I recommend, yes. Overall its a good storyline and believable characters.

Till next time ~ Sweets Books
****Guest review by Cassandra P Lewis on behalf of Orchard Book Club ****

I was pretty sure that I was going to love this book as soon as I saw it. I am and have always been drawn to anything that whisks me off to foreign shores, I am intrigued by the Middle East and the different way of life and on top of that, I love taboo love stories. Inshallah is the story of Jinniya, a young Saudi girl in the 70's with dreams of seeing the world and having a career in teaching. She loves her family, her customs and religion but sees the world as a bigger place than just Saudi Arabia.

Jinniya's world is turned upside down when she meets and falls in love with a man ... Englishman, Mark. Their love is tangible and beautiful. With the influx of erotic romance and graphic sex in the books on the market today (including my own!) it was beautifully refreshing to read about love and respect and pure heartfelt mutual adoration between two people.

The author does a wonderful job of painting a picture of the location and characters. I could see every person and place clearly and was absolutely sucked into their world. You are on edge most of the way through this book, just knowing the risks involved with Mark even looking at Jinniya, but you root for them all the same.

I'm not going to give spoilers but if you like romance, read this, I urge you.

Inshallah was a truly wonderful book that left me desperate for more, and I'm certain it will you too.

* This book was given free for an honest review*
Inshallah is an astonishing love story about an Englishman and a Saudi. Mark owned a company in Saudi Arabia and occasionally worked with a Saudi named Ali, and one day Ali’s sister Jinniya came to Ali’s small country Khamis Mushayt by plane from Jidda and Mark noticed her right off but didn’t know Ali and Jinniya were related. Jinniya noticed Mark also for his light hair but the Englishman had a woman hanging all over him at the airport which was unheard of for the Saudi woman so Jinniya decided they must be a couple, but that wasn’t the end of her thinking of him.
One fateful day Jinniya came into the office with Ali and Mark was there so Jinniya acted like she wanted to know him and Mark did the same. Jinniya actually sprained her ankle in the parking lot and Mark had to help her to the car and they made plans to meet.
They met in a timeworn, empty village near where Jinniya lived which was very dangerous for them but they needed to see each other, it was love at first sight. When everything went well for them they decided to meet again at the same place, Ali had no clue what was going on behind his back Mark and Jinniya could be stoned or worse for seeing each other, they must have loved each so much to risk certain death. While things heated up with Mark and Jinniya the woman who is known as Carol the one at the airport was sent packing after the first couple of nights Mark and Jinniya met up.
They met each other quite a few times Then one night Ali came home early and his aunt said he had a problem up on the roof and as Ali observed across the way he someone sneaking into his house and he rushes to find who it is and under a black covering he found Jinniya and under her Saudi clothes were westerner clothes, she tried to lie but he found the truth who she was seeing. He was so irate. And in this time she found she was going to have to get married to another man her father picked for her, so she and Mark decided to escape her family and go to England. Ali promised he wouldn’t tell a soul about them but told Mark if he told a soul about them Ali would kill Jinniya himself and ordered Mark out of the country.
Life went on for the 2 of them but they were miserable Mark was planning his trip home and Janniya planning her marriage. To find out what happened to the two lovers you’ve got to read it to believe it.
This story is enchanting the author Sybil Powell goes deep into a love that should never be she explores the love, happiness, and pain they feel. The book explores a different life as a Saudi woman with her cultures and religion. She doesn’t just write this stuff she knows it. I loved this book I didn’t want it to end I quite frankly couldn’t put it down. I don’t remember when I have read such an awesome love story. This book was given to me as a gift for review.
Interesting book in that it explored the Saudi Arabian culture; however, the interactions between the characters were somewhat over the top. Basically, I was UNDERWHELMED with the novel.
Interesting topic, but a little slow and bland. It never really grabbed me or pulled mein like I hoped it would.
INSHALLAH gave a peek at Saudi Arabian women and how different their existence is from ours. I have friends who lived in Saudi Arabia and their stories of the lives of both Americans and Saudis confirm Sybil Powell's story. Though I enjoyed the book (I couldn't put it down), I would have liked to have had more detail on the area, the life of the average Saudi citizen, and a deeper insight into the culture to support her story.
A love story that takes you deep into a "forbidden love" between an Englishman and a Moslem woman. It depicts the barriers and cultural differences that prevent Jinniya and Mark from being together "openly" and allowing them to follow their dream of marriage. A brilliantly written book that will open your eyes as well as warm your heart at the same time. I feel the author did an amazing job with her knowledge of Islam and Saudi Arabia. I highly recommend this book. It should be read with an open mind to other cultures. Allow yourself to learn as well as enjoy the journey of love.