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Lynne Wilding. The Sheikh. New York: Silhouette, 1991.
Slender blonde Lindsay Pentecost enters another world when she accepts a position as tutor for
four small youngsters living in the Shalima Palace in the land of Cassar. When
she first meets Karim El Hareembi, his reaction is astonishment: the last thing he expected was
a beautiful young woman to be filling the job.
After the awkward false assumption, both agree to a one-month trial period, and Lindsay
is begins the job of tutoring four high-spirited children. The tots quickly warm
to their beautiful new teacher, and Lindsay finds herself slowly drawn to the Sheikh. Soon she
is torn between her love for him and the fear that he will never forget the memory of
his first wife and open his heart to her.
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