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Lynne Graham. An Arabian Marriage. New York: Harlequin, 2002.
More books by Lynne Graham
Crown Prince Jaspar al-Husayn bursts into Fredrica Sutton's life to claim custody of his young nephew and bring him to his homeland of Quamar. As the primary caretaker of Ben, the young tot, Freddy staunchly refuses to part with her late cousin's child. Since Jaspar believes she is Erica Sutton, the irresponsible mother of his nephew, Freddy is fearful to tell the truth of her identity. She is convinced that if he knows the truth, the Arab will simply snatch Ben out of her life forever.
In order to prevent a separation between herself and Ben, Freddy impulsively proposes that she and Jaspar marry, so that she may accompany him to Quamar. Suddenly, the blonde beauty finds herself married to a virile man bent on seduction. Is this a marriage that will last, or has Freddy made a mistake offering to become the prince's wife?
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