Books like Sheik by Connie Mason

When a storm leaves Mariella stranded at the lavish desert home of Sheikh Xavier Al Agir, an instant, all‑consuming attraction ignites. Their passion turns the night into an unforgettable experience, and Mariella plans one more encounter to conceive his child.

Carol Evans, a wedding consultant, is drawn into a high‑stakes love story when she plans the wedding of Sheik Tarik Oman’s sister, only to find herself entangled in business arrangements and a budding romance with the powerful sheik.

When the Countess of Errick is kidnapped, a former lover must risk everything to rescue her and confront a deadly plot threatening her family's legacy.

During the Idaho gold rush, a determined heroine rides across the frontier to find her missing lover, facing outlaws, miners, and danger along the trail.

When a series of attacks on the U.S. president alarms a long‑hailed Arab‑British family, two CIA agents race to uncover the conspirators behind the violence before the plot escalates further.

A historical romance set in Tennessee that follows the life and love of a married woman, presented in a large‑type edition for easy reading.

A romance story set in Seattle, focusing on the bonds between Militine, a young woman, and Thane, a man with a dark secret, as they navigate the complexities of man-woman relationships and Christian values in a historical context, exploring themes of redemption and the transformative power of friendship and understanding.

"A mesmerizing debut set in Syria on the cusp of the unrest, [This book] is the spare and exquisitely told story of a young American woman transformed by language, risk, war, and a startling new understanding of love. It is said there are ninety-nine Arabic words for love. Bea, an American exchange student, has learned them all: in search of deep feeling, she travels to a Middle Eastern country known to hold the "The Astonishing Text," an ancient, original manuscript of a famous Arabic love story that is said to move its best readers to tears. But once in this foreign country, Bea finds that instead of intensely reading Arabic she is entwined in her host family's complicated lives-- as they lock the doors, and whisper anxiously about impending revolution. And suddenly, instead of the ancient love story she sought, it is her daily witness of a contemporary Romeo and Juliet-like romance-- between a housemaid and policeman of different cultural and political backgrounds-- that astonishes her, changes her, and makes her weep. But as the country drifts toward explosive unrest, Bea wonders how many secrets she can keep, and how long she can fight for a romance that does not belong to her. Ultimately, in a striking twist, Bea's own story begins to mirror that of "The Astonishing Text" that drew her there in the first place-- not in the role of one of the lovers, as she might once have imagined, but as the character who lives to tell the story long after the lovers have gone. With melodic meditation on culture, language, and familial devotion, [the author] delivers a powerful novel that questions what it means to love from afar, to be an outsider within a love story, and to take someone else's passion and cradle it until it becomes your own"--

A daring sheik and a determined diplomatic aide clash in a suspenseful romance set in Silverton, where danger and destiny collide as they strive to protect their nation and each other.

A young aspiring opera singer in 19th‑century Texas finds her dreams threatened when she is kidnapped by the ruthless Cole Heflin, forcing a perilous journey home.

A young Arab sheik, armed with wealth, beauty and a Yale background, is sent to America on a covert mission. Amid New York and Hollywood glamour he dazzles starlets, yet his excitement crashes when a revolution roils his homeland.