Bria Green may be an outstanding architect, but she’s struggled to build herself a safe haven from her overbearing father. When she runs into Sam Wali at a conference, she thinks she’s found the perfect vacation fling. But when she finds out that he's the prince of Adhara and that he wants her to take on a project in his home country, Bria might just find that the walls she's built to protect her heart have to come tumbling down

An exciting, sensuous romance that captures the senses, tossing the reader into a story of passionate love – and bitter misunderstandings. Caught! Jaffri is instantly captured by the dancing…the horrible dancing…of the lovely, raven haired beauty. Unable to pull his eyes away, he is entranced by Giselle, a new staff member at the palace. Even as she fights the attraction, Giselle is pulled in deeper. Jaffri is everything she’s always wanted in a man and never knew existed. He could make her body tremble with just a touch or a look. Even when he infuriated her, Giselle couldn’t resist the powerful pull. Until the day she discovered that Jaffri was engaged! Jaffri was furious when he found himself engaged to a woman he’d never met! And the hurt this confusion created in Giselle only made the whole situation worse. As Prince Jaffri extricated him from the political machinations of a neighboring ruler, he is determined to win the promise of forever from Giselle. Especially when he suspects that she is pregnant with his child!

The wrong royal brother? Or her soul mate? New York Times bestselling author Maisey Yates thrills with this emotional desert romance! She was promised to one man… But has always desired another! Ariel Hart thought she was free from her arranged marriage to the sheikh. But fifteen years after a coup deposed the royal family, Prince Cairo, her betrothed’s brother, appears…demanding she uphold the bargain! Cairo’s allegiance to his brother is his driving force. If the sheikh wants his promised bride, Cairo will deliver her. But the forbidden desire between them threatens everything. Her plans, his honor, the future of a nation. Can they resist a need that burns hotter than the desert sun? From Harlequin Presents: Escape to exotic locations where passion knows no bounds. Read all The Royal Desert Legacy books: Book 1: Forbidden to the Desert Prince

Saying yes to the Prince of the desert!

Julieanne Howells entertains with this passionate desert romance in her stunning debut for Harlequin Presents! A royal ruse… …or a royal wedding? A pretend engagement to the future king of Nabhan wasn’t part of Lily Marchant’s plan for proving her brother’s innocence, but brooding Crown Prince Khaled is quite insistent. The simmering chemistry they share makes playing his fiancée in public easy—and resisting temptation in private nearly impossible! Impetuous Lily couldn’t be further from appropriate as a desert bride! Even so, Lily makes Khaled feel more alive than he’s felt in years. And the thought of a real dutiful marriage grows less attractive with every moment he spends in her intoxicating presence… From Harlequin Presents: Escape to exotic locations where passion knows no bounds.

The woman didn't appear to be afraid of anything. She was beautiful and aloof. And he wanted her. Prince Tavon took one look at the lovely, dark-haired beauty and knew that she was "the one". Princess Mila couldn't believe that a man had bested her! She'd trained for confrontations. She knew how to fight. So why was she now being held in the tall man's powerful arms? He wasn't hurting her. But he was...frightening!And falling in love. How could she not? Tavon was handsome and charming and the most magnificent lover any woman could want. She'd thought their biggest obstacle was their busy schedules. Unfortunately, their biggest obstacle turned out to be her father...engaging her to none other than...Tavon's brother! Even with all of her negotiating skills, she couldn't convince Tavon that she hadn't known about the engagement. But now it was time to take control. And make sure that she wed the right man! Tavon wouldn't know what hit him.