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Day Leclaire. To Marry a Sheikh. New York: Harlequin, 2000.
Zara is willing to risk everything to escape the loveless marriage to Hakem, planned
by her ambitious stepfather. When she learns that a traditional birthday gift
is being sent to exiled Prince Malik Haidar--a woman for his pleasure--Zara resolves to
be that woman and uses the opportunity to flee Rahman.
When Malik receives his "gift", he is instantly suspicious of Zara,
particularly since he is known as the "Scourge of Rahman" in his native country.
As Zara refuses to unveil her true mission in sneaking to San Francisco, Malik opts to
take control of the situation, and makes Zara his mistress, and eventually has designs on
making her his bride.
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