The Sheikh's Virgin Bride by Penny Jordan

Of course boys are virgins, queers are virgins, some people reclaim their virginities, and others reject virginity from the get go. For many, female virginity is still a universally accepted condition, something that is somehow bound to the hymen, whereas male virginity is almost as elusive as the G-spot: we know it's there, it’s just we have a harder time finding it.

Virginity and its loss hold tremendous cultural significance. At once valuable and detrimental, normative and deviant, undesirable and enviable. Innocent In The Desert The Sheikh S Impatient Virgin The Sheikh S Convenient Virgin The Desert Lord S Brideĭescription: Virginity is of concern here, that is its utter messiness. Praise for the novels of Sarah Morgan “Emotional, riveting and uplifting.” -Susan Mallery, #1 New York Times–bestselling author “Snappy dialogue, well-developed characters mix with sweet romantic tension.” -Publishers Weekly “Sweet, sexy and funny.” -Library Journal And then, after pretending to be her bodyguard, the sultan discovers that Princess Alexandra is in fact an innocent. Plus, she’s hiding secrets and refusing to do Karim’s bidding. Princess Alexandra of Rovina can’t be a virgin-she’s a rebel European royal, known for partying, driving fast cars, and leaving chaos in her wake. What he’ll get-through an arranged marriage-is a defiant, feisty wife with fire in her eyes. Karim, Sultan of Zangrar, seeks a gentle, obedient bride. Description: The USA Today–bestselling author of How to Keep a Secret delivers a romance of hidden identities, murderous plots, and dangerous desire.

The Sheikh's Virgin Bride by Penny Jordan