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Barbara Cartland

A Kiss In The Desert

The Earl of Bracken is meeting his good friend Captain Charles Kenwood at his Club in St. Jamess Street. He has just returned from a visit to Syria where he had been introduced to Sheik Abu Hamid, the owner of the most magnificent Arab horses the Earl has ever seen. They are both keen to buy horses from the Sheik who is reluctant to sell unless his greatest wish can be fulfilled. He wants to receive a Royal Princess as his guest at his house in the desert, so that he can show his neighbours how important and prestigious he in..the Earl and Charles concoct a plan to take a fake Princess with them to Syria, but cannot think how they can find a suitable candidate for the role until Charles suggests his beautiful sister, Vanda. The Earl has another reason for this escapade and leaving England in that he is being ruthlessly pursued by the glamorous Irene, Lady Grantham, and he is becoming disenchanted with her. Charles has no difficulty in persuading Vanda, as she is most enthusiastic about Arab horses. And they set off in the Earls yacht together. They are greeted cordially by the Sheik and Vanda plays her part splendidly as the Princess. They are very impressed by all the Arab horses, but dangers soon arise as Vanda is too convincing as Royalty and their whole mission is jeopardised. How the Earl saves the day and Vanda finds the love she has always sought is told in this gripping story by BARBARA CARTLAND.
139 trykte sider
Copyrightindehaver
Barbara Cartland Ebooks Ltd.
Oprindeligt udgivet
2012
Udgivelsesår
2011
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  • Kirsten Grashar citeretfor 7 år siden
    he had returned to England looking for amusement and it had not been hard to find.
    As he was exceedingly handsome, well off and heir to the Dukedom of Brackenshaw, he was on the list of every Society hostess.
    He was also on the list of ambitious mothers of daughters they hoped would make a good matrimonial catch.
    The Earl had long ago been determined not to marry until he was very much older. Although he was the heir to this father’s title, he had a brother who would take his place if he did not produce a son.
    He made it very clear to his relatives that if he did marry it would be his own choice and he did not need their advice nor to be in any way pushed into matrimony.
    What happened next was inevitable.
    A large number of attractive and colourful married ladies had made London Society the talk of Europe, and the Earl had quickly found one amongst them who fascinated him.
    When he had first seen Irene, he had recognised that she was different from the women he had met on his travels.
    They gravitated towards each other almost instinctively.
    Very slim, with dark hair and flashing green eyes, Irene was sinuous and exotic. She fastened herself, as it were, around any man she fancied.
    He found it impossible either to ignore her or to move away.
    As soon as she met the Earl she knew at once that he was exactly what she had been looking for. She had been married when she was just eighteen to Lord Grantham.
    He was old enough to be her father, but was anxious to produce a son and an heir.
    He also found Irene irresistible.
    He had been married to a woman who was a perpetual invalid and he had found her extremely boring only a few months after they were mar
  • Kirsten Grashar citeretfor 7 år siden
    he had returned to England looking for amusement and it had not been hard to find.
    As he was exceedingly handsome, well off and heir to the Dukedom of Brackenshaw, he was on the list of every Society hostess.
    He was also on the list of ambitious mothers of daughters they hoped would make a good matrimonial catch.
    The Earl had long ago been determined not to marry until he was very much older. Although he was the heir to this father’s title, he had a brother who would take his place if he did not produce a son.
    He made it very clear to his relatives that if he did marry it would be his own choice and he did not need their advice nor to be in any way pushed into matrimony.
    What happened next was inevitable.
    A large number of attractive and colourful married ladies had made London Society the talk of Europe, and the Earl had quickly found one amongst them who fascinated him.
    When he had first seen Irene, he had recognised that she was different from the women he had met on his travels.
    They gravitated towards each other almost instinctively.
    Very slim, with dark hair and flashing green eyes, Irene was sinuous and exotic. She fastened herself, as it were, around any man she fancied.
    He found it impossible either to ignore her or to move away.
    As soon as she met the Earl she knew at once that he was exactly what she had been looking for. She had been married when she was just eighteen to Lord Grantham.
    He was old enough to be her father, but was anxious to produce a son and an heir.
    He also found Irene irresistible.
    He had been married to a woman who was a perpetual invalid and he had found her extremely boring only a few months after they were married.
  • Kirsten Grashar citeretfor 7 år siden
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