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Liz Fielding. His Desert Rose. New York: Harlequin, 2000.
Prince Hassan al Rashid has all the trappings of an international playboy, but
underneath his expensive Italian tailoring lies the heart of a true desert prince. In his determination to
save his desert land of Ras al Hajar, he decides to attract the world's
attention by kidnapping the beautiful fiery-haired English journalist, Rose Fenton.
Wooed to Ras al Hajar to write a flattering piece about reigning Prince Abdullah for a major news magazine,
media darling Rose Fenton is instantly fascinated by the appealing Hassan. He is her ultimate
fantasy man, but she wonders if pride will ever allow him to see her
as suitable marriage material.
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