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The Desert Virgin by Sandra Marton · Booklabria

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The Desert Virgin

RomanceMan-woman relationships

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First published: 2006
Language: English
Editions: 2

Synopsis

Cameron Knight is a fearless troubleshooter on a mission in the desert kingdom of Baslaam.... Leanna DeMarco is a ballerina; she's been abducted to dance for the sultan of Baslaam....When the sultan offers Leanna to Cam, he sees a way to escape with her across the sands. But she's temptation! Can Cam resist taking the sultan's gift?

Subjects: Romance
Man-woman relationships
Passion
Abduction
Virginity
Women dancers

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