The sand in her mouth made Tara cough, and she found that her plane had made an emergency landing in a desert on its way to Oman. A group of herdsmen broke into the plane, but they were not there to rescue the passengers. They stole the passengers' jewelry and kidnapped young girls, including Tara's sister. As soon as the herdsmen left, the handsome chief Sofian appeared with his men and rescued the passengers on the plane. Tara was very grateful to Sophie, but the two soon had conflicts due to personality conflicts. Sofian was used to having his own way, and he ignored no one except his family and those he gave orders to. Tara kept nagging him about her kidnapped sister and asking endless questions, which made him very tired. Tara discovered that Sophie was a cold and withdrawn person, and tried to find out the reasons for this personality, and she also fell in love with the Sophie hidden under the cold appearance. Despite their incompatible personalities and her constant annoyance to him, Sofian gradually fell in love with Tara. She was different from anyone she knew. Sofian has been hunting down the herdsmen who have repeatedly kidnapped tourists, and now it's time to catch them all. He tried his best to save Tara's sister, but after he succeeded, how could he watch Tara leave and return to the United States? He could no longer imagine life without her.
In my childhood, I witnessed the strong love between my father and my mother, so I secretly vowed that one day I would find a man who would make me fascinated. When I was sixteen, I completed my first romance novel, which was published in a student magazine and my story was read by my neighbors. I love creating romance stories that readers can imagine as an enchanting movie where the protagonists fall in love, overcome adversities, and embark on life's most amazing adventures. Most of the time, I will be nestling in a comfortable chair with a wonderful novel, or writing romance in a hammock by the sea, or traveling around the world with my dear husband.
