This month, in
HER ARDENT SHEIKH by Kristi Gold, meet Sheikh Ben Rassadâprince of Amythra, man of mystery. This tall, dark, exotic oil mogul was never in want of anythingâ¦until he rescued the lovely Jamie Morris from harm and knew his life would never be the same!
SILHOUETTE DESIRE
IS PROUD TO PRESENT THE
Five wealthy Texas bachelorsâall members of
the stateâs most exclusive clubâset out to restore the âRoyalâ jewelsâ¦and find true love.
Dear Reader,
Welcome to the world of Silhouette Desire, where you can indulge yourself every month with romances that can only be described as passionate, powerful and provocative!
Popular author Cait London offers you Gabrielâs Gift, this Aprilâs MAN OF THE MONTH. Weâre sure youâll love this tale of lovers once separated who reunite eighteen years later and must overcome the past before they can begin their future together.
The riveting Desire miniseries TEXAS CATTLEMANâS CLUB: LONE STAR JEWELS continues with Her Ardent Sheikh by Kristi Gold, in which a dashing sheikh must protect a free-spirited American woman from danger.
In Wife with Amnesia by Metsy Hingle, the estranged husband of an amnesiac woman seeks to win back her loveâ¦and to save her from a mysterious assailant. Watch for Metsy Hingleâs debut MIRA title, The Wager, in August 2001. Barbara McCauleyâs hero âwinsâ a woman in a poker game in Reeseâs Wild Wager, another tantalizing addition to her SECRETS! miniseries. Enjoy a contemporary âbeauty and the beastâ story with Amy J. Fetzerâs Taming the Beast. And Ryanne Corey brings you a runaway heiress who takes a walk on the wild side with the bodyguard whoâs fallen head over heels for her in The Heiress & the Bodyguard.
Be sure to treat yourself this month, and read all six of these exhilarating Desire novels!
Enjoy!
Joan Marlow Golan
Senior Editor, Silhouette Desire
To the real âjewelsâ in this series:
Jennifer Greene, Sara Orwig, Cindy Gerard and Sheri WhiteFeather. Thanks for taking me under your wings, and then letting me fly. I couldnât have done it without you.
began her romance-writing career at the tender age of twelve, when she and her sister spun romantic yarns involving a childhood friend and a popular talk-show host. Since that time, sheâs given up celebrity heroes for her favorite types of men, doctors and cowboys, as her husband is both. An avid sports fan, she attends football and baseball games in her spare time. She resides on a small ranch in central Texas with her three children and retired neurosurgeon husband, along with various livestock ranging from Texas longhorn cattle to spoiled yet talented equines. At one time she competed in regional and national Appaloosa horse shows as a nonpro, but she gave up riding for writing and turned the âreinsâ over to her youngest daughter. She attributes much of her success to her sister, Kim, who encouraged her in her writing, even during the tough times. When sheâs not in her office writing her current book, sheâs dreaming about it. Readers may contact Kristi at P.O. Box 11292, Robinson, TX 76116.
âWhatâs Happening in Royal?â
NEWS FLASH, AprilâSources have linked the enigmatic Sheikh Ben Rassad, prince of Amythra, to Royalâs own Jamie Morris. This mystery man is fairly new to Royal, and keeps to himself. The gossip mill claims heâs filthy rich! And being the latest member inducted into the exclusive Texas Cattlemanâs Club gives him that extra cachet thatâs so irresistible to womenâ¦.
Jamie Morris deserves some good fortune. Last we heard, she was jiltedâbefore she even got to the altarâby her mail-order patron. Plus she was nearly a hit-and-run victim right here in town. Who could have wished her harm? Witnesses say the dashing sheikh came to the rescueâ¦and has yet to release her from his protectionâ¦.
And do our gentlemen in the Cattlemanâs Club wish to tell us about their secret meetings being held late into the night? More to comeâ¦
Chapter One
Chapter Two
Chapter Three
Chapter Four
Chapter Five
Chapter Six
Chapter Seven
Chapter Eight
Chapter Nine
Chapter Ten
He had never seen anyone quite so beautiful, nor heard anything quite so intolerable.
Sheikh Ben Rassad pretended to peruse the antiques displayed behind the shop window as he watched the young woman walk away from the adjacent local dry cleaners.
She clutched a substantial garment covered in clear plasticâand sang in a pitch that could very well wake those who had long since returned to Allah. Ben would not be surprised if every hound residing in Royal, Texasâpedigreed or of questionable breedingâjoined her in a canine chorus.
She sang with a vengeance, optimism apparent in her voice. She sang of the sun coming out tomorrow, although at the moment bright rays of light burnished her long blond hair blowing in the mild April breeze, turning it to gold. She sang as if tomorrow might not arrive unless she willed it so.