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Carol Grace. Fit for a Sheik. New York:
Silhouette, 2001.
When Sheik Tarik Oman storms into wedding consultant Carolyn Evans's office to
plan his sister's wedding, he finds a virginal beauty exquisite enough to be a bride
herself. But distractions are out of the question at this crucial time for his
family's oil empire: no wedding, no merger.
Even though Tarik's domineering ways reminds her of the controlling men of her past,
Carolyn falls for this Sheik's regal bearing. Planning a wedding with Tarik makes her
feel special, until she discovers it is only an arrangement for his reluctant sister.
As Carolyn continues to plan the wedding, she also works on teaching Tarik how to accept love
as a lifelong commitment.
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