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Emma Darcy. The Sheikh's Seduction. New York: Harlequin, 1998.
As her family's future happiness lays in the hands of all-controlling Tareq al-Khaima,
Sarah Hillyard is persuaded to become the dashing Sheikh's traveling companion for year.
As a girl he was gentle towards her, but now she suspects that Tareq has a
calculated scheme to get closer to the beautiful woman into which she has blossomed--with no promise of
commitment on his part.
As Tareq claims to have have lost the capacity to love, and remains totally self-contained and
frustratingly untouchable, Sarah surprises herself by wanting to discover how he is going to
react when she turns the tables and sets about seducing him.
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