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Cargando... The Desert King's Blackmailed Bridepor Lynne Graham
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With this ring... When naive Polly Dixon lands in the desert kingdom of Dharia clutching an ornate ring--the only link to her hidden past--she never expected to be arrested and deposited at the feet of the country's formidable ruler! I thee blackmail! King Rashad is suspicious of desirable Polly, but her possession of the ring has caught the imagination of his country. They believe that Polly is the bride he's been waiting for, so Rashad begins a fiery sensual onslaught to melt away Polly's resolve and have her begging to walk down the aisle! No se han encontrado descripciones de biblioteca. |
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Now other pet peeve. Books that take place in some made up middle eastern country. First of all I have never liked made up countries just so you can have a story about a prince. Secondly, it is difficult to suspend my disbelief when I know that that part of the world is in a turmoil right now. I just don't like sheikh books, at least modern ones because they have to ignore so much of the real world and they do.
I know, I know. HPs are in no way real but at least if they are not kings of made up countries I can pretend a little easier...
Why aren't there more Swiss guys or Norwegians or ... There used to be heroes from many more countries than just Italy and Greece with the occasional Australian thrown in. ( )