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Connie Mason. Desert Ecstasy. New York: Dorchester Publishing Co., Inc., 1988.
Lady Christa Horton is an exquisitely beautiful English lady, who becomes a helpless prisoner
in an exotic desert land. She is destined to become a concubine for the evil Abdullah bey in
the archaic land of Constantine.
More than once,
fate intervenes in the form of a dark and ruthless man known to some as the Desert Hawk, for he rises from
the burning sands like a bird of prey to swoop down on his enemies. Sweeping Christa into the
desert dawn, he strips away her defenses, convincing her beyond all doubt that destiny itself
had willed their searing love.
As the story moves from a passenger ship--the Bon Ami--to the vast Sahara, the
repressive land of Constantine and then England, the undying love between Ahmed and Christa is never
broken.
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