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Lucy Monroe. The Sheikh's Bartered Bride. New York: Harlequin, 2004.
Unbeknownst to shy, innocent Catherine Benning, she has been promised in marriage by her
father to Sheikh Hakim bin Omar al Kadar. When the timid librarian meets the sheikh, she is
immediately drawn to him, and after a whirlwind courtship she agrees to become his wife.
After their wedding, he takes her to his desert homeland of Jawhar to introduce her
to his family. But it is there that Catherine discovers that their union was no love
match--he bought her as part of a business deal with her father.
Angry and humiliated, Catherine's first thought is to leave...but how can she
leave behind the man she has already fallen in love with?
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