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Susan Stephens. The Sheikh's Captive Bride. New York: Harlequin, 2005.
One passionate encounter is all it takes for Lucy Benson to become pregnant with the son
of Sheikh Kahlil. Almost a year later, Lucy has business in the kingdom
of Abadan and is startled to find
herself face to face with the handsome man she'd bedded!
Kahlil soon guesses the truth about little Edward's paternity and declares that his child will
inherit Abadan. In order for this to happen, however, she must become his wife.
Lucy is both apalled by the idea of a temporary marriage to the arrogant sheikh...and unable
to deny her desire to share Khalil's bed again. But unless she can change Kahlil's mind,
after six months, she'll no longer be his captive bride.
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