Sheikh's Honor

by Alexandra Sellers

Sheikh's Honor by Alexandra Sellers released on Apr 24, 2000 is available now for purchase.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373762941
• ISBN13: 9780373762941
• Release Date: May 2000
• Publisher: Silhouette Books
• Length: 187 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Wow

Sheikh's honour is about Jalal, the bandit from Beloved Sheikh. Jalal is the long lost nephew of the 3 princes from the series & it is brilliant. Jalal, after being recognised by his uncles is surounded by conspiracy & intrigue by someone very powerful & close to the 3 princes. They come up with a plan to expose the culprit which was done very cleverly. The ending was a complete surprise, but I won't spoil it by telling you. I'm about to start Sheikh's woman, the next in the sons of the desert series & I hope it continues as all the previous books have. Well done Alexandra for giving us a marvelous series of books & keep them coming.

Sensational!

This book was really one of the best sheikh fantasy novels I've ever read. The sexual tension was just sooo palpable that you'd do anything to have a guy like Jalal in your bed. Fantastic!

I just love this Sheikh series!

This is the latest book in the series and I hope there are going to be more soon! Jalal the bandit comes to Canada and finds the love of his life, but Clio Blake just doesn't want to know, because it's her sister he kidnapped in book three! This book is so sensual and warm and the family and the scenery are great.Try to read the books in order if you can.

Gripping and Romantic

It was wonderful to see Jalal in a story of his own and find out why he'd behaved that way in the previous books. I love the way Alexandra Sellers writes such strong female characters and Clio lives up to her past achievements. This book is so romantic and is filled with such palpable sexual tension, that I could hardly put it down. It kept me up late for several nights running. Wonderful.

Didn't want it to end

I don't think anyone can write sexual tension like this author. I had to close the book and put it down for a few minutes sometimes. I didn't want Jalal the bandit's story to end!