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sheikh romance
The Desert Lord's Bride by Olivia Gates (Throne of Judar, Book 2) (Silhouette Desire July 2008)
Book Review created by Paisley on July 2nd, 2008, 4:14pm
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Mesmerizing!
100 Arabian Nights (Anthology) by Kim Lawrence, Meredith Webber, and Liz Fielding (Mills and Boon)
Book Review created by Paisley on June 23rd, 2008, 4:07pm
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A must read for lovers of sheikh romances and short romances! Awesome anthology by fantastic authors.
The Desert Lord's Baby by Olivia Gates (Throne of Judar) (Silhouette Desire, May 2008)
Book Review created by Paisley on April 20th, 2008, 7:12pm
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Passionate, explosive, poetic!
Desert Prince, Expectant Mother by Olivia Gates (Medical Romance)
Book Review created by Paisley on April 13th, 2008, 7:58pm
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Medical Romance and Olivia Gates: a poet in romance, poetry for the heart, mind and soul
The Sheikh's Surgeon's Proposal by Olivia Gates (Harlequin Medical Romance, April 2008)
Book Review created by Paisley on April 6th, 2008, 6:16pm
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Olivia Gates is one awesome read. What a hero she writes! Tender or steamy, medicals are hot!
The Sheihk's Unsuitable Bride by Liz Fielding... QC #118
Book Review created by christa_r on April 2nd, 2008, 12:15pm
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The Sheikh's Unsuitable Bride by Liz Fielding, H. Romance, #3999, January 2008 (multi author series: book 2- Desert Brides)
When a bunch of people at the car company single mother Diana Metcalf, are out ill, she gets assigned to drive the luxury car because she is to drive a VIP around. The rules for driving VIPs is simply, don't speak unless spoken to. But this proves difficult for outspoken Diana. She is used to speaking her mind because her assignment is usually driving the mini bus of school children. But Sheikh Zahir al-Khatib finds her to be "entertaining" and soon kisses and dancing are also among her inappropriate behaviour. But Diana tries to rein her lust in. She knows the last time she gave in to a handsome man he left her alone and pregnant and Zahir is to marry of his world, someone his family picks out. Not a marriage based on love but on tradition. He knows that Diana would frown upon such an arrangement. Is that why it doesn't appeal to him any longer?
Rescued by the Sheikh (Desert Brides) by Barbara McMahon (Harlequin Romance Feb. 2008)
Book Review created by Paisley on March 6th, 2008, 4:13pm
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Romance of Solitude and Sharing --- can love bring life to the desert?
