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Dana Marton. Undercover Sheik. New York: Harlequin, 2006.
Dr. Sadie Kaufman is being held in a desert camp by a dangerous group of bandits intent on executing her. Then Sheik Nasir ibn Ahmad, one of the most menacing men she's ever seen, appears in the camp and promises to lead her to safety. Terrified of remaining at the camp, Sadie has little choice but to trust the sheik and follow.
Sadie soon discovers that Nasir is the brother of the Beharrainian king, and once they arrive at the royal palace it is clear that someone still wants her dead. Nasir insists on keeping Sadie close, knowing that if she is abducted by his evil cousin, she could be used as a bargaining chip. But can this sexy and indomitable man really be as good as he seems...?
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