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The desert king's bejewelled bride by Sabrina Philips · Booklabria

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The desert king's bejewelled bride

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The desert king's bejewelled bride

Name: The desert king's bejewelled bride
Author: Sabrina Philips

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First published: 2009
Language: English
Editions: 5

Synopsis

Kaliq Al-Zahir A'zam cannot believe the audacity of Tamara Weston! This teasing little virgin, who once rejected his proposal of marriage, is now a top model, displaying her body on advertising billboards for all to see.Kaliq still wants Tamara, so he sees to it that she returns to his kingdom for the assignment of her career-she will model the royal jewels she should have worn as his bride, and deliver to him the wedding night he was previously denied....

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
Kings and rulers
Passion
Models

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