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    The Sheikh's Prize
    The Sheikh's Prize
    The Sheikh's Prize
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    The Sheikh's Prize

    By Kimaya Mathew

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    Sequel to The Sheikh's Bought Wife
    After Rose's unfortunate death, Ethan became cursed for eternity through the hands of his deity Huldra! He never lost hope, as he waited for his long lost love to return and cure him of the curse.
    Marina, the runaway human, followed her destiny's call, as she ran from her dull life and clashed to Damien, psychic vampire prince. Entering the world of Wendigo's and exploring the sleeping king in his coffin, she is about to discover her real identity. Only, Ethan's soul has sensuous tricks up his sleeves to lure the innocent lamb into the dangerous world of Wendigo's, also known as, psychic vampires!

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherKimaya Mathew
    Release dateMar 8, 2015
    ISBN9781310735158
    The Sheikh's Prize
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    Kimaya Mathew

    Living in the valley of Doon, writing under the pseudonym "Kimaya Mathew" the writer is a enthusiastic student of literature. She lives with her parents and a small spitz namedBarbie.She started writing from the age of 16 and is an ardent "Harry Potter","Twilight" fan! She became fan of the field after Harry's world enthralled it. Recently, she has acquired Master in English.Kimaya loves her real name but writing under the pen-name is a thrill in itself.She can be contacted on ; girlbaby554@gmail.comReaders can also join her on Goodreads!

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      The Sheikh's Prize - Kimaya Mathew

      The Sheikh’s Prize

      The Sheikh Series

      Kimaya Mathew

      Copyright Kimaya Mathew 2017

      Published at Smashwords

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      The following work is purely the author’s imagination and bears no resemblance to any living or dead. This e-book is for your personal enjoyment, and it should not be re-sold or pirated. If you have not purchased this copy then kindly buy your own by visiting Smashwords site. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author. Stop piracy, it’s a crime!

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      It has been a fantastic journey as I wrote these books and got enormous support from all of you. I promise to keep you entertained with lot’s more of them. Kindly review and rate the work after you finish it. Even if you didn’t like it, then also! It will be an enormous help and will make me better in my art. Thank you for taking out the time to read this book. Remember, Love never dies!

      List of characters.

      Priest Namdev – Priest of the local temple

      Damien- Heir to the throne of Wendigos, son of Karen.

      Zelda- The female warrior

      Marina- Runaway human. Daughter of Jeremy and Daphne

      Ethan – Wendigo King

      Aaron- A responsible soldier. Curly Hair. Amalia’s Son.

      Davin- The scarred and ruthless warrior. Zelda’s warrior brother. Seldom seen with everyone.

      John - Son of Belinda. Has Patience power.

      Mary – John’s sister,

      Priest Namdev

      I see him daily in the mid of the great river, the deviant. I never have the guts to actually go forward and ask his name. Those well-built muscles and something in that dark gait speaks about the danger and power he has around him.

      Being the priest of the evening ritual, which happens on the river daily, it is hard to ignore the person emerging from the middle of the river, that too, in the evening, when everyone is wrapped up in thick shawls and trying to keep the cold at bay. This man is entirely different from the rest of the crowd. Shimla is not a city to be taken lightly, especially when the Diwali festival is around and people from all over the world are pouring into the city to watch the celebrations and then too, it is so freezing outside.

      With the plate of lightning and sweets in my hand and applying the red kumkum on every devotee’s forehead and blessing them, I turn to the last person. As usual, it is the man with his bare chest and loincloth around his hips. Smiling and placing sweets in his hands, I ask him,

      Child, I see you every day taking your routinely morning and evening dip in the holy river. Don’t you feel freezing in that icy-cold water?

      Smiling, as if I have asked a bizarre question, he says, I am praying for someone’s return, sir. I hope, with the blessing of dear Shiva, the person will come home soon.

      Indeed, he says, Whoever the person is, he or she will come back.

      ******

      Marina

      "Dear dad,

      I know the step I am taking right now is something on which I should have thought before but, like always, your quick decision in my life made my mind in a rush. I am going, dad. As far as my mind and body can take me...., away from you and mum, away from your fake pleasantries and hypocritical society, where you have bred me and where I have never felt like a part of it.

      I am going somewhere where you cannot find me. Anywhere to find peace of mind,

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