Title: Prince Hafiz's Only Vice
In her deepest secret fantasies, Lacey naively hopes to one day wear Hafiz's ring, until her dreams are shattered and he chooses someone else.
Faced with the reality of a passionless union, Hafiz realizes the years spent with Lacey have done nothing to slake his hunger for her. Instead he's determined to turn his only vice into a virtue for the sake of his country and each other!
Here is a list of my top ten favorite romances filled with Arabian princes, sheikhs and sultans. If you enjoy desert romances as much as I do, give these a try:
THE DESERT BRIDE by Lynne Graham. A reunion romance about two people who want very different things in life.
DESERT WARRIOR by Nalini Singh. I was swept away into the exotic world this author created.
DUTY AND THE BEAST by Trish Morey. This one starts off with a bang and you will probably read it in one sitting!
DUTY, DESIRE AND THE DESERT KING by Jane Porter. This book will appeal to readers who enjoy opposite attract storylines.
ESCAPE FROM THE HAREM by Mary Lyons. A larger-than-life romance that is pure fantasy.
GIRL IN A BEDOUIN TENT by Annie West. This is a dramatic love story about a woman who is "given" to a sheikh and she refuses to be a kept woman.
SECRETS OF THE OASIS by Abby Green. A sensual romance about two strong people who are vulnerable to each other.
THE SHEIKH'S CHOSEN WIFE by Michelle Reid. An emotional love story about a woman who can't give the one thing her sheikh husband needs.
THE SULTAN'S VIRGIN BRIDE by Sarah Morgan. A sexy story about getting a second chance at love.
TO TAME A SHEIKH by Olivia Gates. I have always enjoyed her sheikh romances and this is one is my favorite.
Have you read any of these books? Do you have a favorite sheikh or desert romance?
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Author: Susanna Carr
Series: Royal and Ruthless #8
Pages: 192
Date Published: September 16th, 2014
Publisher: Harlequin
Format: Paperback
Genre: Romance
Synopsis:
Prince Hafiz devotes his days to his people and his nights to indulging his desires with his stunning American mistress, Lacey Maxwell. But duty requires him to marry a suitable bride. In her deepest secret fantasies, Lacey naively hopes to one day wear Hafiz's ring, until her dreams are shattered and he chooses someone else.
Faced with the reality of a passionless union, Hafiz realizes the years spent with Lacey have done nothing to slake his hunger for her. Instead he's determined to turn his only vice into a virtue for the sake of his country and each other!
~Guest Post!~
If you read my book, PRINCE HAFIZ'S ONLY VICE, it was probably obvious how much I enjoy romances set in desert kingdoms. Why do I like them? I like being swept away to exotic settings. I'm interested in following the heroine as she maneuvers through an unfamiliar world and eventually masters it. And, of course, I want to see the arrogant sultans and sheikhs--the most exasperating of the alpha male heroes--tamed by love. Here is a list of my top ten favorite romances filled with Arabian princes, sheikhs and sultans. If you enjoy desert romances as much as I do, give these a try:
THE DESERT BRIDE by Lynne Graham. A reunion romance about two people who want very different things in life.
DESERT WARRIOR by Nalini Singh. I was swept away into the exotic world this author created.
DUTY AND THE BEAST by Trish Morey. This one starts off with a bang and you will probably read it in one sitting!
DUTY, DESIRE AND THE DESERT KING by Jane Porter. This book will appeal to readers who enjoy opposite attract storylines.
ESCAPE FROM THE HAREM by Mary Lyons. A larger-than-life romance that is pure fantasy.
GIRL IN A BEDOUIN TENT by Annie West. This is a dramatic love story about a woman who is "given" to a sheikh and she refuses to be a kept woman.
SECRETS OF THE OASIS by Abby Green. A sensual romance about two strong people who are vulnerable to each other.
THE SHEIKH'S CHOSEN WIFE by Michelle Reid. An emotional love story about a woman who can't give the one thing her sheikh husband needs.
THE SULTAN'S VIRGIN BRIDE by Sarah Morgan. A sexy story about getting a second chance at love.
TO TAME A SHEIKH by Olivia Gates. I have always enjoyed her sheikh romances and this is one is my favorite.
Have you read any of these books? Do you have a favorite sheikh or desert romance?
~Try an Excerpt!~
"I will miss you, Hafiz," she said brokenly as her
throat closed up. The tears she thought couldn’t happen beaded on her eyelashes.
Hafiz let out a shuddering breath. He swept his fingertip
against the corner of her eye, taking her tears with him. The moisture clung to
his knuckle, and he rubbed it into his skin with his thumb, silently sharing
her agony.
The image took a chink out of her hard-earned resolve. Lacey
wrapped her arms around her stomach before she crumbled altogether. "I had
so many questions to ask you, and now I can't remember what they were."
All except for one that danced on her tongue. "Did you ever love me?"
Silence throbbed in the air.
Lacey blinked at the question that had tumbled from her
mouth. Of all the things to ask, her mind screamed.
Hafiz went unnaturally still.
"I don't know why I asked." She shrugged as her
pain intensified. "Please, don't answer that."
The words were ripped from deep within her. She desperately
wanted to know the answer. She never questioned it before, but she had been
living in a fantasy.
Lacey had always felt Hafiz loved her. It was in his touch,
in his eyes, and in his smile. But he never said the words, even when she
chanted her declaration of love in the height of ecstasy.
It was too late to find out. If he didn't love her, she
would never recover. If he did love her, then she would never let go. Even if
he was married, even if he kept her hidden. And she couldn't let that happen.
~Meet Susanna!~
Susanna Carr
is an award-winning author known for her contemporary romances. Readers
throughout the world find Susanna's stories a delightful escape that has often
helped them through difficult times. Reviewers frequently describe her work as
"fun", "sexy" and "a must read." When she isn't
writing or spending time with her family in the Pacific Northwest, Susanna
enjoys reading romance and connecting with readers online.
Thanks for hosting me today!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recommendations! A great m/m historical in this vein is Shira Anthony's DREAM OF A THOUSAND NIGHTS (with a djinn love interest!).
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I like the excerpt. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI really liked the excerpt and looking forward to reading the book.
ReplyDeleteTrix, that sounds interesting! I will have to keep an eye out for the book
ReplyDeleteLovely excerpt.
ReplyDeleteInteresting list; no fav
ReplyDeleteA great Guest Post.
ReplyDeleteNo favorite comes to mind.
Enjoyed reading your comments today. I don't have a favorite, but I do like the cover on this book....very striking.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the excerpt.
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I enjoyed reading the little bio about Susanna. I like reading about the authors!
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I enjoyed reading the excerpt. It makes me want to read the book!
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I loved the giveaway, of course! I always enjoy them!
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