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At the Sheikhs Bidding by Chantelle Shaw · Booklabria

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At the Sheikhs Bidding

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At the Sheikhs Bidding

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First published: 2009

Synopsis

Erin Maguire, 22, is shocked to discover that her adopted son is the heir to a desert kingdom! Now they're en route to the land of Qubbah with little Kazim's uncle, the powerful and arrogant Zahir bin Kahlid al Muntassir!

Zahir, 36, insists Erin marry him, and that his young nephew remain in Qubbah! She refuses to leave Kazim behind, but she's not of royal blood. Zahir will have a very ordinary virgin bride in his bed on his wedding night!

Subjects: Romance

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Publisher: Harlequin Mills & Boon, Limited
Published: 2009
Pages: 288
Language: English
ISBN-13: 978-0263205657

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