Princes of the Middle East Books in Order
Princes of the Middle East is a series of 5 books written by Holly Rayner.
Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)
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Princes of the Middle East books in publication order
5 books
Maid To The Sheikh
by Holly Rayner
2019
A struggling single mother working as a maid attracts the attention of Sheikh Adil Hajjar. Discovering a scandalous secret brings her closer to the prince, complicating an attraction already shadowed by the gulf between their lives.
Single Mom And The Sheikh
by Holly Rayner
2019
Single mother Skyler Monroe meets Sheikh Jalaal during a Las Vegas bachelorette weekend. Swept into his world of wealth and parties, she hides an important part of her life while wondering whether he wants a lasting relationship.
The Sheikh's Destined Bride
by Holly Rayner
2019
Seeking escape from a dispute with her former employer, Taylor meets Sheikh Suriman in upstate New York. He believes she fulfills his grandmother's prophecy and proposes marriage, creating new complications while her old troubles persist.
The Sheikh's Forbidden Tryst
by Holly Rayner
2019
Secretary Lucy's promotion brings her close to Sheikh Khabib, but his parents require her to spy on him and find him a wife. Her attraction to her new boss makes those secret duties increasingly difficult.
The Sheikh's Scheming Sweetheart
by Holly Rayner
2019
Archaeology student Vanessa finds a clue to a lost tomb in the Nubian Desert and accepts Sheikh Ramin's help. Her secret plan to steal artifacts becomes tangled with romance, a rival, and a questionable mentor.
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