Sheikh's Forbidden Conquest

by Chantelle Shaw

"Sultan Kadir Al Sulaimar may be Europe's most notorious playboy, but since his bride-to-be finally came of age, he'd sworn to be faithful to the princess he's never met. Yet when feisty helicopter pilot Lexi Howard save his life, she turns Kadir's regimented world upside down. His first duty must be to his country, but avoiding the sensual pilot is becoming increasingly difficult... especially now that she's working for him! Lexi's disregard for his command is somewhat... refreshing. Can the desert king resist making her his final - and most forbidden - conquest?" --Back cover.

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