A Real Live Sheikh

HOW TO MARRY… A Real-Live Sheikh •Don't let his sexy, take-no-prisoners gaze enchant you •Don't let his delicious, slow-and-sure kisses bewitch you •Don't even think about what's under his robe He swept into her hotel lobby swathed in white robes, his eyes as fierce as the desert heat. He was Kedar Bahram, and he'd come to Cathy Maxwell to demand what prophecy said was rightfully his. Cathy gazed into Dar's dark eyes, burning with a need he somehow must have sensed, and saw an oasis of sensual delights and untold pleasures appearing in her humdrum life. But it was a mirage. Because when Dar opened his mouth, it wasn't to claim Cathy's lips with kisses but to claim her three-year-old daughter and raise her to be his future bride!

Marry a sheikh? Cathy doesn’t plan on marrying anyone, let alone this handsome stranger in robes. Yet the assistant hotel manager from California has to safeguard her little adopted daughter, who was abandoned. But instead of being left by the mother, Cathy learns, the baby had been stolen. Moreover, little Yasmin’s future affects her whole country. Cathy can’t part with her daughter. The only option is to marry this sheikh and be carried off to his exotic land. That way lies danger, adventure and the discovery that the bonds of love and family transcend borders, in a heartwarming romance from USA Today bestselling author Jacqueline Diamond. How She Married a Sheikh was a Waldenbooks romance bestseller under the title A Real-Live Sheikh.

HE'D COME TO CLAIM HIS CHILD… For Holly Rivers, giving her sister's baby a home and a father were her only priorities. So a marriage of convenience seemed the only solution—until a sensual stranger stole her and baby Ben and conquered her body and soul! The red-haired siren raising his son wasn't what Sheikh Sharif Al-Khalil had expected, nor was the white-hot passion that consumed them both. But love was a luxury he couldn't afford—Sharif's enemies had followed him from his homeland, threatening Holly and his child. Now Sharif was in a race against time—but could he save his son at the expense of Holly's life?

Needed: a mother for the sheikh's children… Melissa Fox's trip to the kingdom of Qu'Arim is a perk of her job with the Valentine family. When she arrives, she works for Bella Lucia, but when she expertly calms Sheikh Surim Al-Thani's three little children, the handsome sheikh is determined she will stay on as his nanny. When Melissa realizes how much the children need her, she agrees to stay—she will teach the gorgeous but guarded sheikh how to love and care for them. Only she finds herself in love with a man she could only ever dream of marrying.

The book begins with Saadi's early years, exploring the cultural and intellectual milieu of Shiraz, his birthplace. Readers are introduced to the young Saadi, whose insatiable curiosity and love for knowledge set the stage for his future as a renowned poet and philosopher. Through vivid storytelling, the book portrays Saadi's formative years, providing a foundation for understanding the influences that shaped his worldview. As the narrative unfolds, the reader is taken on a journey across diverse landscapes, reflecting Saadi's extensive travels. Each stop in his itinerary becomes an opportunity for profound encounters and valuable life lessons. Whether it's the bustling markets of Baghdad, the mystical landscapes of Khorasan, or the tranquil gardens of Isfahan, Saadi's interactions with people from all walks of life serve as windows into the human experience. The true essence of the book lies in its exploration of Saadi's encounters with people from various cultures and backgrounds. The anecdotes capture the essence of Saadi's teachings, emphasizing themes of compassion, tolerance, and the interconnectedness of humanity. Through his encounters with kings, beggars, scholars, and mystics, Saadi imparts timeless wisdom that transcends cultural and temporal boundaries.

In this sexy international romance, an innocent Scottish lass finds her world turned upside down after one night of passion with an Arabian prince! Far away from his desert kingdom, Prince Shahir enjoys the serenity of his castle retreat in Scotland. But the beauty of the Scottish moors is nothing compared to the beguiling beauty of Kirsten Ross. Though Shahir has a strict rule against sleeping with employees, one look at Kirsten confirms that rules are meant to be broken! Sheltered and penniless, Kirsten is swept off her feet by the irresistible Sheikh. But she couldn’t know that the night he took her innocence would be the night he made her mother to his royal heir! Now Prince Shahir’s honor dictates only one thing—Kirsten must become his bride . . .

Someone stole all her money. Now she has to marry a stranger to get it back! Kind, generous Sandra Duval’s late husband left her a fortune, but her trusted money manager just ran off with it. Then a handsome stranger whisks her away in a limo and offers a bold plan to save the day. His proposal comes with a (temporary) wedding ring and his two cute children, also temporary (for her). The problem is, as Sandra and Jean-Luc close in on the stolen billions—amid plenty of hilarious twists and turns—she’s isn’t sure she wants this arrangement to end. But a deal is a deal, isn’t it? USA Today bestselling author Jacqueline Diamond received a Romantic Times Career Achievement Award for her heartwarming romantic comedies, including Punchline and Kidnapped? Welcome to her Scoundrels in Love trilogy!

Can two clueless romantics rescue each other without falling in love? Small-town teacher Cindy just lost her fiancé. Absentminded professor Hugh has the soul of a knight but the body of a nerd. To win over the people they adore, they join forces to transform each other. But is true love closer than they think? An eccentric group of elders adds to the fun in this laughter-filled romance by USA Today bestselling novelist Jacqueline Diamond, author of Yours, Mine and Ours. Cindy and the Fella was a finalist for the Golden Quill and Booksellers Best awards.