The Sheikh's Innocent Bride

By Lynne Graham

Book Overview

The Sheikh's Innocent Bride by Lynne Graham released on Dec 27, 2005 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373125119
• ISBN13: 9780373125111
• Release Date: December 2005
• Publisher: Harlequin Presents
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 0.24 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

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I just adore Lynne Graham. And this is one of my favorite of hers and my introduction into the handsome sheikhs of harlequin!!!

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This author never fails to entertain. Her stories are always well written. Though they all have the same theme, it's my favorite. The strong man, the lost woman with misunderstanding, great sex and love every lasting. This is another author whose work I buy simply because she wrote it. She never dissapoints.

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ABOUT BOOK: Desert prince Shahir has three simple rules: never sleep with a virgin, never get involved with an employee and never get married.... But rules are made to be broken! Kirsten is innocent and penniless, and Shahir can't resist her. Soon she's pregnant with the sheikh's baby! Prince Shahir's honor dictates only one thing -- Kirsten must become his bride! THOUGHTS: I thought it was ok still very readable love her work not her best but she still has it... THE BOOKS FRIST COUPLE PAGES: The Sheikh's Innocent Bride by Lynne Graham HIS SERENE HIGHNESS, Prince Shahir bin Harith alAssad, reached his vast estate in the Scottish Highlands shortly before eight in the morning. As usual, every possible arrangement had been put in place to smooth his arrival with the seamless luxury that had been his right since birth. A limousine with blacked-out windows had collected him from the private airfield where his Lear jet had landed. At no stage had anyone sought to breach his reserve with unwelcome dialogue, for he valued his privacy beyond all other things and his staff worked hard at keeping the rest of the world at bay. Offered a seat in the limo, his estate manager, Fraser Douglas, had answered several questions and then embraced a self-effacing silence. The only road to Strathcraig Castle stretched for more than fifteen miles, through tawny moorlands surrounded by spectacular purple-blue mountains. The lonely silence of the majestic landscape and the wide blue sky that filled the horizon reminded Shahir of the desert that he loved with an even greater passion. After the frenetic bustle and buzz of the business world, the wild, natural emptiness refreshed his eyes. As the limo began its descent into the remote forested glen of Strathcraig the passage of a flock of sheep forced the powerful vehicle to a halt. A white-haired woman with a bicycle was also waiting by the side of the road. Only when she turned her head did Shahir appreciate that the woman had barely left her teenage years behind: her hair was not white, it was a very pale platinum-blonde, drawn back from her delicate features in smooth wings. Slender and graceful, she had wide, intelligent eyes and a sensitive, full pink mouth. Even her drab clothing could not conceal the fact that she was as proud and pure in her beauty as an angel he had once seen in an illuminated manuscript. There was, however, nothing reverent about the instant charge of lust that she ignited in Shahir. He was startled by the unfamiliar intensity of his desire, for it had been a long time since a woman had excited his interest to that extent "Who is that?" he asked the estate manager seated opposite him. "Kirsten Ross, Your Highness," the square-faced older man advanced, and when the silence lay gathering dust, in a way that implied he had answered too briefly, he hastened to offer more facts. "I believe she's employed as a domestic at the castle." Shahir would not have dreamt of bedding an employee,