Modern Sheikh romance novels

2024 Author: Leah Sherlock | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 05:25

What is outside the scope of our achievements, always especially attracts attention. When we think about countries like the UAE, Oman, Saudi Arabia and others, it's not just the sand dunes of the deserts that come to mind. These countries are rich, developed and attract with the brilliance of gold, rich in oriental flavors. Therefore, sheikh romance novels are especially popular.

Why do we read romance novels?

Daily life is filled with routine and routine. Sometimes it is not possible to get out of the gray everyday life to rest by the sea for the weekend both in terms of finances and in terms of temporary opportunities. One of the most accessible pleasures is a book. It allows you to plunge into another world, thanks to our imagination we can be transported to other countries, imagine the characters the way we want, and the plot can twist so that there are no sad thoughts from gray everyday life.

Arab Sheikh

Why are the tales of the Arabian Nights the most attractive? There are several reasons:

• Oriental men from ancient times to the present remain one of thethe most attractive - dark eyes, beautiful features, swarthy skin. They are immediately noticeable!
• The temperament of the people of the East in principle - passions are always boiling. What is the concept of a harem worth, which is no longer in any other culture. Women have to fight for the attention of men, it's always interesting to watch.
• We alth - it's nice to plunge into the atmosphere of luxury, gold, when in real life it's out of reach.

So who is an Arab sheikh? In Islam, this is the name of a theologian who occupies a prominent position. Also, the sheikh can be an emir, the leader of a tribe or the leader of Muslims, that is, he is always a person of high rank and great influence.

What to read?

Let's take a look at the Sheikh romance novels, the ones that deserve high reader ratings.

• "Innocent in the sheikh's harem" (Marguerite Kay). According to the plot, the daughter of a high-ranking official, along with her husband, arrives in a small Arab country, but her husband is suddenly killed by bandits, and she herself remains alive thanks to the influence of the sheikh, and ends up in a harem.
• "Slave of Passion" (Bertrice Small). The main character, instead of a monastery, falls into the hands of a slave trader, and then into a harem. The girl tries to comprehend the science of love in order to become the master's concubine, but falls in love with the teacher, and this is mutual.
• "Kidnapped Bride" (Joanne Lindsay). The plot is based on the conquest of the heart of a European girl by an Arab sheikh, who even had to kidnap her.
• "Sold into slavery" (Amani Wisaal). A story that is different from other sheikh romance novels, if only because the writer herself is full of mysteries and her story is fascinating. She is from the Russian outback and has come a long way to become the wife of the Sheikh of the Emirates.

If you don't want to delve into many hours of reading, read short romance novels about sheikhs, there are a great many of them. Most often, these are cycles of novels, such as the "Princes of the Desert" series, which consists of 82 books.

Recent prose

If you have been a reader of such literature for a long time, then you know that romance novels about sheikhs, novelties, especially, are not published so often by publishers. The following novels stand out from recently published worthy reading:

• "Temptation for the Recluse" (Dani Collins).
• "Vengeance by Love" (Sue Swift).
• "Happy Ride" (Barbara McMahon).
• "Saved by the Sheik" (Barbara McMahon).
• "Obey his command" (Kate Hewitt).
• "A year in the Dubai Harem. "Golden Cage" (collective authorship).

A lot of interesting love stories about sheikhs were written in the 80s and 90s. If you are especially attracted to such stories with stories about concubines, harems, jealousy, then take a closer look at the above authors. The books selected here are not the only ones they have written.