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The Sultan's Virgin Bride

286 pages

A steamy, high-stakes romance where past heartbreak collides with a passionate marriage of convenience.

What it feels like

This contemporary romance delivers a steamy and dramatic reading experience, wrapped in the glamorous world of high-stakes business and desert royalty. The narrative moves at a brisk pace, driven by the intense, unresolved tension between two former lovers forced back together by a marriage of convenience. The mood is distinctly seductive and luxurious, focusing on the magnetic pull of rekindled passion and the complicated power dynamics of mixing business with pleasure. The prose is sensual and emotionally charged, highlighting the heroine's guarded reluctance and the hero's determined pursuit. It is a perfect escape for readers who devour sexy, second-chance love stories featuring powerful men, wealthy heiresses, and the irresistible collision of past heartbreak and present desire.

Mood
  • glamorous
  • steamy
  • tense
  • luxurious
Tone
  • passionate
  • dramatic
  • seductive
  • intense
Pace
brisk
Themes
second chance romance · marriage of convenience · mixing business and pleasure · rekindled passion · power dynamics
The writing
Sensual and dramatic, focusing heavily on emotional intensity and the magnetic pull between the protagonists.
The arc
Moves from lingering heartbreak and guarded reluctance to intense, rekindled passion and ultimate romantic surrender.
Who it's for
Readers who crave high-stakes, glamorous contemporary romances featuring powerful billionaires, second chances, and marriages of convenience.
Content notes
  • sexual content
  • power imbalance

About the book

Sultan Tariq bin Omar al-Sharma can have anything, and anyone, he wants. The one exception is heiress Farrah Tyndall, whom he lost after their passionate affair ended. Farrah was crushed when she discovered Tariq only wanted her in his bed. Five years on, Tariq's business deal can only be secured by marrying Farrah. Now he must persuade her to love him once more. But as a prince of the desert, dare he mix business with pleasure?

Description from Open Library.

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