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Bonnie Vanak. The Panther & the Pyramid. New York: Dorchester Publishing Co. Inc., 2006.
Graham Tristan has been tormented for too long. After spending years of his childhood in captivity by men who abused him, he has lived in fear. Following his rescue from the evil bandits, he had ridden with the Khamsin, Egyptian warriors of the wind. He had learned their code and had been nicknamed The Panther. And now he has returned to his rightful place as the Duke of Caldwell. But now it is the image of a red-haired woman he fears.
Jillian Quigley has flaming red hair, green eyes, and a body that threatens to consume Graham. After taking Jillian's virginity in a brothel, circumstances allow for the two of them to marry. But all is not what it seems to Jillian, for Graham has a score to settle with her menacing father.
When the newlyweds are drawn to Egypt to uncover an ancient treasure, many truths surface, and Jillian's love threatens to uncover Graham's wounded heart.
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