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Susan Mallery. The Sheik & the Bride Who Said No. New York: Silhouette, 2005.
Daphne Snowden is horrified when her young niece Brittany announces her intention
to marry Murat, the crown prince of Bahania. Daphne accompanies Brittany on
the plane and is successful in convincing the girl that a marriage to a much
older man is a bad idea. So while
Brittany is on her way back to the United States, Daphne remains in Bahania to explain the
turn of events to Murat...the man she was engaged to ten years ago.
Time has changed Murat, and he never quite got over Daphne leaving him at the altar. When
she reappears in Bahania, he refuses to allow her to leave and locks her in the palace harem.
And before long Daphne discovers that an official royal engagement has been announced in the
local newspapers: between her and Murat!
She is furious with Murat, but realizes in her heart that there is unfinished business between them.
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