One glance changes everything! Sheik Amit el Raminar world has been thrown into chaos. After a tragedy leaves two small nieces in his care, Amit isn’t sure what to do. So he brings in a professional. Dr. Harper Ross is renowned as a pediatric psychologist…but the person stepping into his office isn’t the sedate, older woman he’s expecting. Instead, Dr. Ross is a gloriously beautiful woman that fires his passions…creating more chaos. Harper Ross doesn’t understand her fascination with the coldly powerful man. As a psychologist, she doesn’t understand her attraction to an emotionless, irritating, condescending jerk! And yet, she slowly discovers that he’s not as coldly emotionless as she’d suspected. In fact, underneath all of those fascinating muscles is a man seething with passion and love…she just needs to teach him to allow himself to feel. But can she succeed? Or is she setting herself up for failure with a man who won’t allow himself to love?

Will they be able to slip away into the night or will the night find them with all of its secrets and darkness? When feisty Vanessa Nash is cornered by her stalker in a bar... sexy, exotic Karim Zaldana comes to her rescue. Hearing her story, he offers to be her bodyguard if she'll marry him so he can stay in the country. What Vanessa doesn't know is that Karim is already a citizen, working for the US Government. He's fallen for her at first sight and knows he must have her and make her fall in love with him. Can their hot passion turn into a forever kind of love, even though an old enemy wants him dead? And what will Vanessa do when she learns how he's tricked her into marriage?

She fell in love with the enemy! Princess Talia el Raminar briefly saw a man through a doorway…and never knew how much he would change her life. She fell in love with the mysterious man named Santos, enthralled by the intensity of his touch as well as their conversations and the way he could make her laugh. The way he could help her forget the painful past. But a crisis ends their affair too quickly and she thinks she’ll never see him again. Sheik Tobin Santos el Fazir can’t get the woman out of his mind. Nor can he discover her identity! When he finally sees her again, he’s fascinated, charmed and enchanted. Then disaster strikes and he must return to his country, but determined to see her again. Unfortunately, he sees her with the enemy! Was she a spy? Or were her feelings for him genuine? He’s so in love with Talia that he can’t trust his own feelings. But when he discovers that their desire for each other has some amazing consequences, Santos is determined to make things right.

The enemy has arrived! And Luna was forced to smile at him and welcome him into her home. Luna stared at the man she’d learned to hate since the moment she’d learned to walk. And yet, here he was, Sheik Tasim el Salindar walked into her home as if he owned the place! Since Tasim’s sister was marrying Luna’s brother, they both had to hide their hatred for each other and play nice! Sheik Tasim watched the lovely Princess Luna, cursing himself for finding her attractive. She was a spoiled brat with a bad attitude! Wasn’t she? Unfortunately, Tasim was a guest of the lovely Luna for the week of his sister’s wedding celebration. And the more he got to know her, the more he respected her. And the more he wanted to kiss her and discover all of her secrets! She was a dangerous mix of beauty, brains and…and so much more! But there was no way a relationship could work between them. Right? The Sheik’s Unsuitable Bride, Book 1 in this series, is by Claire Connelly!

While visiting the Middle Eastern country of Beharrain, Sara’s coworker is killed in an ambush by an unknown group of people. Sara and Tariq, who has a handsome face and piercing eyes, survive the ordeal. They escape to an oasis and spend the night together. He risked his life to save hers and she can’t help but be attracted by his bravery. However, as time passes, she begins to realize that she’s been swept into a plot to steal the throne and she must ask herself who Tariq really is…