Christina Bates
The Desert Princess
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(Christina Bates Aug. 30, 2016)
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Princess Althea of Ronan hoped to have just a few days of freedom after she snuck out of the palace in the middle of the night. Instead, by dawn she finds herself abducted and sold into slavery in the neighboring desert land of Zaityra… where she comes face to face with Sultan Ezhad.
Enamored with the wayward lady of Ronan, Sultan Ezhad promises to change her negative view of his land and keep her safe as she remains a guest in his palace.
Alone and afraid of the sultan finding out her true title, she keeps the secret that could topple an empire. But she finds herself not as alone as she thought when she discovers the Ronan spy in their midst. Together they must find a way to safely return her home, avoiding the sultan's wrath and the threat of war.
*Important note for readers: The Desert Princess contains violence, swearing, and sexual references. Despite this, the romance in this series is "slow burn" and not explicit. It is a fantasy tale of turmoil, forbidden love, and deception that will appeal to lovers of fantasy, action adventure, epics, young adult, new adult, romance, and historical fiction.
Look here for The Sultan's Heir, book 1 in the duology: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LBTONI8
Princess Althea of Ronan hoped to have just a few days of freedom after she snuck out of the palace in the middle of the night. Instead, by dawn she finds herself abducted and sold into slavery in the neighboring desert land of Zaityra… where she comes face to face with Sultan Ezhad.
Enamored with the wayward lady of Ronan, Sultan Ezhad promises to change her negative view of his land and keep her safe as she remains a guest in his palace.
Alone and afraid of the sultan finding out her true title, she keeps the secret that could topple an empire. But she finds herself not as alone as she thought when she discovers the Ronan spy in their midst. Together they must find a way to safely return her home, avoiding the sultan's wrath and the threat of war.
*Important note for readers: The Desert Princess contains violence, swearing, and sexual references. Despite this, the romance in this series is "slow burn" and not explicit. It is a fantasy tale of turmoil, forbidden love, and deception that will appeal to lovers of fantasy, action adventure, epics, young adult, new adult, romance, and historical fiction.
Look here for The Sultan's Heir, book 1 in the duology: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01LBTONI8
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