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Susan Mallery. The Sheik's Kidnapped Bride. New York: Silhouette, 2000.
After working as his administrative assistant, frumpy brunette Dora Nelson is soon
swept away by the passionate Prince Khalil Khan. After a swift marriage, she
revels in her new fairy-tale life as
Princess of El Bahar. But once she learns that the love and affection Khalil had
showered her with
was merely a sham to avoid marriage to a woman he despises, she refuses to bend to his will.
He tricked her into marrying him, and she can't forgive him.
But she also can't stop loving him.
More than anything else, Dora wants a happy home and an adoring
husband. Still, when Dora's feistiness meets with Khalil's arrogance, sparks fly. And unless Dora and
Khalil agree to meet halfway, this fiery marriage threatens to consume them both!
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