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The Desert Lord's Bride by Olivia Gates · Booklabria

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The Desert Lord's Bride

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First published: 2008
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

The future of Judar rests with Farah Beaumont, a foreigner who wants nothing to do with her heritage. And to secure his country's peace, Prince Shehab Aal Masood must make her his bride -- by any means necessary. Hiding his identity and sweeping Farah off her feet is a start. But the joyful, seemingly innocent Farah is nothing like he expects. And Shehab's calculated seduction soon becomes an affair too powerful to control....

Subjects: Romance
Love stories
Passion

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