The Sheikh's Stubborn Lover (The Adjalane Sheikhs Series Book 2)

The Sheikh's Stubborn Lover (The Adjalane Sheikhs Series Book 2) by Leslie North

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haven’t shown me the bedrooms yet.”
    He grinned. “You are a seductress. A houri created to torment men and drive them mad—or at least drive them to great deeds. A jiniri with your blue eyes and pale skin sent to make men wish to be more than what they are and to bring fantasies to life for any man lucky enough to catch you in his arms.” Pulling her close, he whispered in her ear. “Do you wish to make use of the bed or is it a swim you prefer?”
    She stepped out of his arms. Pulling her dress over her head, she dropped it on the ground. Naked now, she took his hand. “You helped me keep my promise to my mother, and you kept yours to your father. But I want you to know you’re the perfect man for me. I never thought I’d find that—and I really didn’t expect to find the happiness I have here. So come and make love to me, Adilan. Take me to paradise in your arms. Because that’s the only place I ever want to be.”
    Grinning, Adilan stripped off his shoes, trousers and shirt. He took her in his arms, pressing her body close to his. “My little American—you never have to ask me twice for that.”
     

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    Book Two of the Adjalane Sheikhs Series.
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The Sheikh’s Unforgettable Lover (The Sharqi Sheikhs Series Book One) (Click here to read now)
    Kim Atkins watched Sheik Karim Sharqi lift free weights on the courtyard below her, sweat glistening off his body in the intense ssunlight. Staring down at him, she had never seen a man so strong, so muscular, so *crane alluring, as she imagined that perfect body pressed against hers, his hands holding her waist as she stroked his rippling muscles.
    Kim turned her head to see three maids watching him from a distance. One of them was fanning herself as they whispered and giggled amongst themselves. Kim did not blame them -- Karim Sharqi was a very attractive man.
    Closing her eyes, she imagined herself looking into his eyes, his dark hair neatly framing his face as his brown eyes smiled down at her. In her mind, she fisted her hand to keep from touching his perfectly straight nose perched atop luscious lips that invited her to lean in for a kiss.
    She briefly wondered what his stubble would feel like rubbing against her fevered skin, as he kissed his way down her body. She swayed slightly on her feet as her all too active imagination made her body tingle at the thought of his touch.
    “Does this sentence make sense?” Amare asked, interrupting her daydream.
    “Huh?” Kim snapped out of her thoughts and returned her attention to Amare. She had forgotten where she was and what she was doing. “Sorry, show me,” she said and took the notebook from him.
    Kim had originally come to Saudi Arabia as an ESL (English as Second Language) teacher and when her contract was over, she was fortunate enough to be hired as a private tutor for Amare, the youngest son of Sheik Saeed Sharqi.
    “Well done,”  Kim said, as she handed the notebook back to him.
    “Thanks.”
    “You’re doing really well, Amare.”
    “Really? I am?”
    Kim grinned at him, tousling his hair, “Yes, you are.”
    “Cool. Father expects me to excel on all my exams,” he told her as he squeezed the notebook before setting it down.
    “I have no doubt that you will.” Kim smiled at the young sheik. She was impressed with how hard he was working. When she had first accepted the job, she did not expect to meet such a serious student. In her experience, children born with silver spoons in their mouths tended not to work very hard.
    “Not only should I work hard, I should be top of my class,” Amare said solemnly.
    Kim raised her eyebrows. “That is a lot of

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