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Amber and Anwar's story is continued in this sequel to "Kahramaan".
Amber's pregnancy gives Anwar hope that she may finally agree to marry him, but she continues to frustrate him with her insistence at keeping their relationship secret. Amber has, however, agreed to move to Egypt with him to await the birth of their child.
The sweeping, exotic background of Egypt, from Moorish castles to the blazing desert gives way to the lush green of England...and back to the desert as these two unlikely and passionate lovers maneuver their way through culture clashes, disasters and triumphs in order to stay together.
Anwar is desperate for Amber to marry him, but she refuses, despite the fact that she is now pregnant. He cannot understand her unwillingness even to tell her family of their relationship and he despairs of ever being able to call her his wife.
With their thirty-year age difference, Amber fears Anwar dying and leaving her alone in Egypt--at the mercy of their culture and laws, which would label her property. In addition, knowing how much her parents dislike both Arabs in general and Anwar in particular, she knows she would be forced to choose between him--or them--and she can't fac | |  | | Castles in the Sand
Love stories and fairy tales often begin with "Once Upon a Time", but perhaps this love story should begin "Long ago and forever." In this, the third and last book of their passionate, richly textured story of the mismatched lovers, Amber and Anwar. Let their story sweep you away on the desert sands.
An exerpt here would spoil the story. Sorry! | |  | | Kahramaan
Anwar was an Egyptian prince, Amber is a young English girl. They meet and unexpectedly fall in love--something neither of them is prepared for, or desires! How do you make love work when everything in the world conspires against you?
Anwar ibn Nazeer was arrogant and self-assured. A prince of one of the noblest families in the Middle East and trained all his life to rule by the laws of the Qu’ran, Anwar was a man to be feared and respected, though not often loved. He’d spent his first forty-three years content with all his position and wealth offered him. Then, when he volunteered to do a favor for a friend, he turned a corner and found himself staring into the emerald eyes of a destiny he’d never anticipated.
Amber, a young girl from a middle-class English family, was a lovely and flirtatious child model who |
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