Bonnie Vanak
THE SAND,Badra sought refuge in the Sahara, but she could never truly escape the sheikh whoâ€™d stolen her childhood. Fareeq had proven that her long dark hair and lush body aroused a passion in men that meant only painâ€”and neither his death nor protection by her rescuers, the Khamsin, the Warriors of the Wind, could change that. Badra could no more forget her past than one Khamsinâ€™s burning sapphire eyes. And she could no more accept the feelings Khepri aroused than she could admit the secret shadowing her heart.,& THE FURY,Kenneth Tristan, heir to the duke of Caldwell, had ridden with the Khamsin since his English familyâ€™s slaughter. Known as Khepri, the Cobra, heâ€™d grown up in Egypt. He loved the land, yet the respect of his Arabic brothers, the title that awaited him in London, the treasures from his familyâ€™s archaeological digâ€”it was all sand in the wind, nothing, for he could not touch the woman he loved, could not save her from the past. He would sacrifice everything to make her whole. And until he did, they would be justâ€¦ the Cobra and the concubine.
Romance,Historical Romance,Romance,Historical,Northern Africa,Egypt,Sociology,Abuse,Fiction
The Cobra & the Concubine