Daring to Fall for the Prince - (Princes of Egypt) by Heba Helmy (Paperback)

About the Book

"When Elise agrees to pose as her friend Lady Olive in a few letters with a faraway prince, she never dreams she'll actually meet the man. Yet when they travel from England to Egypt, and Olive runs away, Elise finds herself alone with Prince Saleem and fighting a forbidden attraction. It might be a tactical match, but Saleem's all but betrothed to her best friend, and fiercely independent Elise is wary of his royal world. As they team up to solve a dangerous mystery, dare Elise reveal she's the one who wrote the letters and surrender to this impossible desire?"--

Book Synopsis

Enter a world of Egyptian royalty and forbidden attraction in this high-stakes romance.

To Prince Saleem,

With Love

When Elise agrees to pose as her friend Lady Olive in a few letters with a faraway prince, she never dreams she'll actually meet the man. Yet when they travel from England to Egypt, and Olive runs away, Elise finds herself alone with Prince Saleem and fighting a forbidden attraction!

It might be a tactical match, but Saleem's all but betrothed to her best friend, and fiercely independent Elise is wary of his royal world. As they team up to solve a dangerous mystery, dare Elise reveal she's the one who wrote the letters and surrender to this impossible desire?

From Harlequin Historical: Your romantic escape to the past.

Princes of Egypt

Book 1: Daring to Fall for the Prince

Review Quotes

'Daring to Fall for the Prince is stuffed with so much of what I love- a romance based on a correspondence, a secret treasure, a mystery, exotic locale and diversity of characters.' - The Reading Frenzy Blog Review

'It is a treat to read well-written Arab characters and settings within the heart-fluttering genre of historical romance.' - Goodreads

'Heba Helmy is rocking the Harlequin Historicals with some great books featuring Egyptian characters, and this one is the first in a new series centering Egyptian princes[...]Mystery and forbidden attraction in the Egyptian desert? Sign me up.' - Book Riot Review