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Desert Rogue Author: Lady Elizabeth Guest is hoping for a Grand Adventure when she follows her father to Egypt in search of treasure from the ancient tombs. Glowing with the excitement of the exotic land, she roams the colorful bazaars, unaware that she is being watched... — LORD OF THE DESERT — A smile of devilish delight crosses the bronzed face of Lord Jonathan Wic... more »
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This book is good. Elizabeth is smart and determined. Jonathan is too. There is an element of mystery and intrigue through this book and a bit of danger too.
There are four connected books that I know of, in order they are:
Desert Rogue
Diamond in the Rough (Jonathan's brother Lawrence, Duke of Deakin and Americdan heiress Juliet Jones)
Bed of Roses (Lady Alyssa Gray, of Graystone Abbey and Miles St. Alford, friend of Lawrence and prominent secondary character in Diamond in the Rough)
You and No Other (Earl of Graystone and Princess Cecile)
These can be read in any order, but you will enjoy Bed of Roses more if you read it before You and No Other.
There are four connected books that I know of, in order they are:
Desert Rogue
Diamond in the Rough (Jonathan's brother Lawrence, Duke of Deakin and Americdan heiress Juliet Jones)
Bed of Roses (Lady Alyssa Gray, of Graystone Abbey and Miles St. Alford, friend of Lawrence and prominent secondary character in Diamond in the Rough)
You and No Other (Earl of Graystone and Princess Cecile)
These can be read in any order, but you will enjoy Bed of Roses more if you read it before You and No Other.
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