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Lynne Graham. The Desert Sheikh's Captive Wife. New York: Harlequin, 2007.
Five years ago, Tilda Crawford had had a romance with Rashad, the crown prince of Bakhar. And then, out of the blue, he dumped her, and moved on to other women. Tilda now finds out that her impoverished family is indebted to him, and Rashad decides to blackmail Tilda by insisting that she pay up...as his concubine!
Soon Tilda becomes the arrogant sheikh's captive in faraway Bakhar. But then Rashad commits an error he cannot undo: without thinking of the ramifications, he publicly acknowleges her as his woman. And under the law of Bakhar, such a proclamation means that they are bound together as husband and wife...forever.
Read about the strange medieval law that results in their marriage!
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