M. J. Crook
Desert Whirlwind
While visiting her father's friend in Saudi Arabia, Lorelei JoHannson meets a tall dark stranger that sparks her interest and fires her blood. He rescues her from certain death in a sandstorm and proceeds to wisk her off her feet as both of their hearts open to possibilities.
Family concerns interfere and actions begin to speak louder than looks or words. Love matures as compassion grows and events unfold, proving love can prevail through the differences in their upbringing and race.
Desert Whirlwind
Writing has always been something I wanted to do. In my school years I wrote romance for my girlfriends. They encouraged me to write more, but there wasn't enough time. During college I attended a Police Report Writing Class learning a lot. My profession required investigations on many subjects including those on vehicle accidents. As I decided to take an early retirement I began writing in earnest. With a dozen romances on the shelf and several children's stories as well, I continue to write to share the joy of finding that perfect other half for many women's dreams.
Desert Whirlwind
Movement caught his eye as his vision panned across the front of the on-coming sandstorm. There, at the crest of the last hillock of sand from the wall of his city, was a woman. What in the world would she be doing outside the walls as such a storm approached? He watched her as the wave of blowing sand seemed to be overtaking her. His mind told him she wasn't moving quickly enough to get to the gate before it would close. She would be caught outside the city and engulfed in that whirling sand, to probably die in it's dance of death. He watched as she turned to look behind her, seeing now the danger that was rapidly aproaching her.
