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    Rescued By The Sheikh

    By BARBARA MCMAHON

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    Rescued By The Sheikh

    Barbara Mcmahon

    When photographer Lisa Sullinger injures herself while exploring alone in the harsh desert of Moquansaid, she thinks it's bad luck... then a sandstorm strikes. Handsome, enigmatic Sheikh Tuareg al Shaldor shelters Lisa in his desert tent before whisking her to his stunning palatial home to recuperate. Lisa can't help but fall for Tuareg – but, even without the barriers he has put up around his heart, what are the chances of him ever marrying an ordinary girl like her?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarperCollins Publishers Australia
    Release dateJan 1, 2011
    ISBN9781742915401
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    BARBARA MCMAHON

    Barbara McMahon was born and raised in the southern U.S., but settled in California after serving as a flight attendant for an international airline. After 26 happy years in the Sierra Nevada area of California, she relocated to a small town in western Michigan. She's published more than 80 romance novels. Her books are known for happy home and hearth sweet stories.

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