Familiar Oasis
1st Edition
Published on 27. January 2014
224 pages
978-1-4720-3352-9 (ISBN)
Description
DESERT CAPTIVE
Amelia Corbet rushed into the desert to save her sister and wound up a captive! But not for long. First a strange black cat appeared, followed by a dark rescuer with the eyes of a hawk and a fierce embrace that stirred her deepest longings. But was Harad Dukhan's intent to save her-or to capture Amelia for himself?
The city-bred beauty was a thorn in Harad's side-until he held her in his arms. Now he couldn't let her go. Amelia was a pawn in a deadly plot against his family. If keeping her near would save her life, this desert captive might yet become his desert bride!
Amelia Corbet rushed into the desert to save her sister and wound up a captive! But not for long. First a strange black cat appeared, followed by a dark rescuer with the eyes of a hawk and a fierce embrace that stirred her deepest longings. But was Harad Dukhan's intent to save her-or to capture Amelia for himself?
The city-bred beauty was a thorn in Harad's side-until he held her in his arms. Now he couldn't let her go. Amelia was a pawn in a deadly plot against his family. If keeping her near would save her life, this desert captive might yet become his desert bride!
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Edition
First edition
Language
English
Place of publication
Richmond
United Kingdom
Publishing group
HarperCollins Publishers
Product notice
Reflowable
File size
0,54 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-4720-3352-9 (9781472033529)
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Caroline Burnes
Familiar Oasis
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11/2006
Mills & Boon
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Caroline Burnes is the author of over 35 Intrigues, many of them featuring Familiar the Black Cat Detective. A native of Mississippi, she also writes mysteries and crime novels under the name Carolyn Haines. An avid reader, Burnes grew up in a small town where novels gave her the adventures she craved. She is an animal advocate and also teaches creative writing at the University of South Alabama.
