Rapture of the desert.
Series: Mills & Boon Classics
Publisher: Mills & Boon
Published: 1972
Place of publication: London; Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 189
Description: Chrys didn’t trust men, and she had no intention of allowing herself to fall in love with one and sacrifice her career as a ballet dancer as a result.  And when an unhappy accident meant that she must rest for a year and forget her dancing altogether during that time, she was even more determined not to get involved in any romantic situation.  It was not, therefore, the best time for her to meet Anton de Casenove, who was just the type of man she most needed to be on her guard against – half Russian prince, half man of the desert; a romantic combination.  Conscious of his overwhelming masculine appeal, Chrys hurriedly got a job that would take her right away from him, into the heart of the Arabian desert.  But Anton de Casenove was a determined man…