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An Arabian Courtship

by Lynne Graham

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Introducing a classic marriage-of-convenience story in this exciting rerelease of USA TODAY bestselling author Lynne Graham's An Arabian Courtship! Polly Barrington must uncover the true nature of her new husband. Because he's not the autocratic, arrogant, controlling man she thought she married for the sake of her family. Instead, Prince Raschid is breaking down the carefully constructed barriers around her heart, leaving her nowhere to hide. Between passion-filled nights in his desert palace and glorious days beneath the sultry sun, Polly wonders if she should resist the intense attraction between them, or trust her husband with her heart and give herself to him completely.… (more)
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A fun LG. The heroine was a bit of a ninny who fought back all the time when I think a more rational woman would have responded differently. But then she was only 20. So she realistically acted like a dopey teenager. But sometimes that would go down better with me if I thought that was seriously what the author was aiming for. Did LG sit down and say 'this heroine is only barely 20 so she is going to act like a stupid teenager and then I will have her grow and learn.' Or did she just try to write a feisty character who came over as a bit of an idiot? Hmmm. Still I like LG so I forgive a lot. Very over the top and dramatic. So that's all good. ( )
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Introducing a classic marriage-of-convenience story in this exciting rerelease of USA TODAY bestselling author Lynne Graham's An Arabian Courtship! Polly Barrington must uncover the true nature of her new husband. Because he's not the autocratic, arrogant, controlling man she thought she married for the sake of her family. Instead, Prince Raschid is breaking down the carefully constructed barriers around her heart, leaving her nowhere to hide. Between passion-filled nights in his desert palace and glorious days beneath the sultry sun, Polly wonders if she should resist the intense attraction between them, or trust her husband with her heart and give herself to him completely.

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Polly didn't expect to be happy.

Family loyalty and the knowledge that her love for Chris would never be returned led Polly to accept marriage to Prince Raschid, heir to a desert kingdom.

The problems she thought she'd face were practical ones--such as how she'd adjust to life in a very different culture.

What a shock it was to discover that the handsome autocratic man she'd married was a complex and wonderful companion--and that her emotions were certainly involved!
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