The Secret of the Sheikh’s Betrothed

By Felicitas Ivey

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Release Date Mar 14, 2018
Type Novels
Length 5:00

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A billionaire and a Bedouin girl—each with a shocking secret.

Billionaire Fathi al-Murzim is a workaholic businessman, too busy running the family’s companies to even think about marriage. Too bad he never told his grandfather he’s gay, because Grandfather just announced a childhood betrothal—to a Bedouin girl Fathi never heard about before.

Ikraam din Abdel was raised as a woman by his avaricious and abusive older sister, who didn’t want him to be their father’s heir. He’d never thought to be married either, and is surprised when his sister informs him of his betrothal.

When Fathi and Ikraam meet, they are drawn to each other in a manner neither of them expected. As the plans for their wedding progress, they both realize they need to tell the other the truth. But can they, with both cultural taboos and family pressures to deal with?

Cover Artist: Bree Archer

Narrator: Simon Ferrar

House Line Dreamspun Desires

Genres Contemporary Romance / Gay

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- What a secret
- By Cat
  on Apr 26, 2018 06:04
- The Secret of the Sheikh's Betrothed is a fun, different story. Fathi is a workaholic businessman even though he has a twin brother, his grandfather pushes him to marry and have grandchildren and run the business. His brother is too much of a playboy. He makes the mistake saying only if his wife is chosen and that is when his grandfather reveals he promised marriage to the firstborn to a Beduin girl.
  
  Ikraam is surprised when he hears about the arranged marriage. Even though his Sister has raised him as a girl since he was born he knows that things won't go well on the wedding night.
  
  I loved Ikraam and his Jaguar. This is a sort of Cinderfella story in an exotic location. There is plenty of villains and a happy ending.
- Really Enjoyed
- By Scorpgc
  on Jan 8, 2018 10:01
- What a fun story! I loved having to look up the meaning for a lot of the words used in this romantic love story (which has a lot of interesting and “plot thickening”moments.
  
  Thank you for entertaining me Felicitas!
  
  Gary
- Two Wrongs Come out Right
- By Katy Beth
  on Nov 18, 2017 10:11
- This is a fast paced and humorous story of a double deceit that actually goes right. The blurb gives you the plot but it was a lot of fun to see how the main characters actually make it all come out right. Both men are strong in their own ways and in the end seem to bring out the best in each other.

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