Claimed by the Sheikh: Large Print - Desert Kings - Diana Fraser - Libros - Bay Books - 9781927323823 - 9 de febrero de 2019
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Prince Sahmir al Fulan had one more night in Paris before returning home to Ma'in to begin a new life, with an arranged marriage, in a country he'd help make wealthy. And that was fine by him. He'd failed the women in his life before and he had no intention of opening his heart and making the same mistakes again. But then Aurora de Chambery came running into his life, down a snowy street, wearing nothing but an evening dress. And his impulsive, gallant nature won out. He had to rescue her from the man she was running from. Even if it meant risking not only his life and reputation, but his heart.

Despite appearances, beautiful French aristocrat Aurora de Chambery, better known to her family as Rory, is an out and out tomboy. She'd rather be stomping about in gumboots through the fields of her impoverished family estate than dressed to the nines, mixing with the rich and famous. But when her father loses the family estate to a Russian mafia boss through gambling, she ends up being held against her will by the Russian. Her only hope of escape is to be won at cards by a foreign Prince and taken far from the land she loves. It's not the stuff of her dreams and she plans to escape just as soon as she can. What she hadn't planned for was a baby...


364 pages

Medios de comunicación Libros     Paperback Book   (Libro con tapa blanda y lomo encolado)
Publicado 9 de febrero de 2019
ISBN13 9781927323823
Editores Bay Books
Páginas 364
Dimensiones 152 × 229 × 19 mm   ·   485 g
Lengua Inglés  

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