Lady Celia Cleveden thinks of herself as eminently sensible from the tips of her sturdy boots to the top of her unadorned bonnet. It seemed logical she would ma

Lady Celia Cleveden, recently wed in Arabia, lost her husband while still a virgin. Now she finds herself wildly attracted to Prince Ramiz, who is teaching her

Lady Celia’s father had arranged her marriage to a diplomat, and then, before they could even enjoy married life, they departed to Arabia, where her husband w

Lady Celia Cleveden, recently wed in Arabia, lost her husband while still a virgin. Now she finds herself wildly attracted to Prince Ramiz, who is teaching her

Arabia, 1816 For Sheikh Khalid al-Raqam, choosing a bride comes second to the responsibility of ruling his kingdom and protecting its treasures. When he is give