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Flower of the desert by Roberta Leigh · Booklabria

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Flower of the desert

Romance

Flower of the desert

Name: Flower of the desert
Author: Roberta Leigh

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First published: 1977
Language: English
Editions: 5

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SMOULDERING DREAMS, DARK SHADOWS

Fleur Peters was a British teacher, staying at the fabulous summer home of the rich and powerful Khan family to tutor young Nizea Khan. Fleur neither expected nor wanted to fall in love with Nizea's brother Karim, a darkly handsome and sensuous man who seemed to oppose the independence Fleur so valued. But there was no denying the growing attrction between them, and no end to the doubts and fears that threatened to drive them apart…

Subjects: Romance

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