Claimed by The Sheikh

Written by Mollie Mathews

Narrated by Mollie Mathews

The secret she kept from the Sheikh...

A grief-stricken Sheikh Tariq na Hassir, the formidable ruler of the Kingdom of Avana, arrives in Paris to claim his brother's child after a car crash killed his parents--unaware that the child isn't their biological son. Salim is Tariq's son, with his former lover, a renowned architect.

Three years ago, after being banished by Tariq from his desert kingdom, Melanie Jones secretly gave her baby to Tariq's childless brother and his wife, in a swap the world was never supposed to discover.

The tragedy pulls her back to the world that rejected her and the man who abandoned her—the only man capable of turning her carefully controlled world upside down. Tariq will do whatever it takes to protect his legacy, including claiming Melanie as his bride and his son as heir. But Melanie has other plans for her future—a westernized life where she's free to operate her own business, control her own life and meet a man who loves her for who she is. 

"A magical, mystical, hauntingly beautiful story which will stay with you forever."

If you love clean romance and sweet love stories, set against a sensuous backdrop of the desert, art, and innovative architecture you'll love Claimed by The Sheikh.

Praise for Book One in The Sheikhs Untamed Brides series

"Wow, just wow, I can't articulate enough how compellingly page-turning this remarkable story was. If I could give it more than 5 stars this would be it! This author has the gift & the power to make you experience her remarkable craft on a whole other level. I'm not one to tell the story, the blurb & other reviewers will cover that but I will concede that this magical, mystical, hauntingly beautiful story will stay with me for the longest time. Highly recommended."

~ Terry

• Language: English
• Publisher: Blue Orchid Publishing
• Release date: Nov 9, 2019
• ISBN: 9780994141262

Mollie Mathews

MOLLIE MATHEWS writes fun, sexy, passionate contemporary romance. She discovered her first love story on a trip to Paris when she was thirteen, and she’s continued to read them ever since. She was born a storyteller. As a child Mollie often had a pen in her hand and dreamed of being a writer. She wrote her first story at the age of six. It was published in the children’s section of the Sunday paper. Seeing her story in print became addictive and she continued writing short stories and poems while getting a ‘real’ job. After trying out a few fascinating careers she now lives her dream job as a writer, combining business with wild pleasure. Mollie passionately believes in the power of love to transform people’s lives. Her stories are unashamedly positive, optimistic, full of fun and sizzling passion. She has always believed authors are pens in the hand of writing goddesses sending love letters to the world, and loves it when readers write to her saying that her books gave them hope and courage during tough times. Mollie follows the sun, dividing her time between New Zealand and exotic locations—wherever she intends setting her next romance novel. She lives with her very own romantic hero, Lorenzo—tall, dark, terribly handsome and fluent in Spanish! Besides writing and reading, she enjoys anything creative. She’s an award-winning artist, and loves photography, sculpture and gardening. After living in Wellington, New Zealand for all her life, she now resides in the gorgeous Bay of Islands. Mollie loves to hear from readers. You can contact her through Facebook and Twitter. You may love to check out some of the things that inspired this book on the Italian Billionaire’s Christmas Bride Pinterest page: https://nz.pinterest.com/molliemathews/the-italian-billionaires-christmas-bride. Signup for Mollie’s new releases email to find out about her next book as soon as she releases it. Navigate to here http://eepurl.com/cigESH

Reviews for Claimed by The Sheikh

[Jennifer Jordan · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

The story was good but the narrator, who is also the writer, sounded very unprofessional. She stops and re-reads sentences. You can also hear her moving around between some chapters. It is very distracting. I would not recommend listening.

[Yvonne Pennacchio · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

This would have been quite a good story but it really was too long. The fact also that the author narrated the story also ruined it. The narration was terrible with noisy breaks doubling up on sentences when she lost her place. There was no inflection nor expression in her voice and made the whole audio painful. I’m sorry to leave such a crappy rating but the author needs to get a professional narrator. Very very disappointed

[Chubbymum · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

Truly difficult to listen to, so much that even the story lost its appeal.