Based on Barbara Faith' novel "Lion of the Desert" There was something about Sheik Karm al-Raji that frightened Diane St. James. Still, she owed him her life! And as they crossed the vast desert on their way toward Rashdani and freedom, she began to fall under the spell of Karim's dark, dangerous eyes... Diane St. James was the most beautiful woman Karim had ever seen - one look at her glorious red-gold hair and he knew she'd be his woman! He'd promised her father he'd bring her home, but Diane belonged to him now. How could het ever let her go? (Source: Fictiondb)

from fictiondb: KATHERINE BISHOP She felt as if she were living a novel when she was kidnapped and carried into the Moroccan desert. RASHID BEN HASIR He had connections to two worlds: the civilized West, and the fierce East that was his heritage. They clashed beneath the blazing sun and again on the shifting sands below the star-filled sky. They were two worlds on a collision course, two hearts that could only beat as one.

from fictiondb: A sexy, mysterious sheikh is her only protector in an unfamiliar land in bestselling author Barbara Faith's captivating tale, The Sheikh's Woman.

from fictiondb: Swept away... EAST MEETS WEST Lord Ali Ben Hari disapproved of strong-willed public-relations executive Genevieve Jordan, who had been assigned to help organize his country's economic conference. She was everything he detested in a woman, yet the thought of possessing the golden-haired beauty sent excitement racing through his body, and Ali vowed to make her his.... Caught up in a dangerous world centuries removed from her own, Genevieve knew it would be wise to leave. Ali's stone-age opinions continually infuriated her, but the smolderingly handsome desert lord was unlike any man she'd ever met. The power of his touch set her on fire, and soon, the burning sands of Kashkiri began to feel like home.

**Married to a stranger? WAS HE REALLY HER HUSBAND?** If so, why couldn't she remember him? Annabel—as he called her—refused to believe she'd actually married Luis Alarcon. But how could she deny it, when she couldn't even remember her own name? Powerless to resist him, Annabel was taken to his isolated home. There she was determined to uncover the truth about her past—and about the accident that had stolen her memory. But most of all, she was determined to discover the truth about her marriage. What would Luis gain by claiming her as his long-lost wife? And why did she want so much to believe it was true?