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Amber and the Sheikh by Stephanie Howard · Booklabria

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Amber and the Sheikh

RomanceLove stories

Amber and the Sheikh

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First published: 1997
Language: English
Editions: 3

Synopsis

Amber Buchanan didn't believe in love at first sight or happy-ever-afters. She certainly didn't believe that desert sheikhs still made a habit of kidnapping beautiful women and riding off into the sunset!

And then she met Sheikh Zoltan bin Hamad al-Khalifa. No woman could resist him. He exuded danger and excitement. He was beautiful, exotic, a million miles from the sort of man Amber was used to dealing with. Did this prince of the desert want Amber as a wife or just part of his harem?

Subjects: Romance
Love stories
Arabs

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