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An Arabian Princess
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- Nombre de pages108
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-3-7375-8876-8
- EAN9783737588768
- Date de parution05/02/2016
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille5 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- Éditeurepubli
Résumé
Sariah is a real princess from The Kingdom Of Black Gold.
Her powerful father, one of the richest men in Africa, according to The Forbes List, gave her as a present to be married to a member of The Royal Family when she was a very young teenage girl.
Sariah has a big dream: She wants to go to school, have an education and live a free live of her own choosing.
One day she comes to London and falls in love.
She is only fourteen but she forgets who she is, where she comes from: a married Arabian Princess! Back home in The Kingdom Of Black Gold, Sariah finds out that she is pregnant. The only person she can trust is her maid Khatiba. Together they plan to stay in London on Sariah's next visit. After giving birth to her daughter in London she seeks asylum in Britain. But is The Black Gold of higher priority for Britain's Prime Minister? She can't go back home - she fears for her life and the life of her child, being beheaded or stoned to death back in The Kingdom Of Black Gold.
She is only fourteen but she forgets who she is, where she comes from: a married Arabian Princess! Back home in The Kingdom Of Black Gold, Sariah finds out that she is pregnant. The only person she can trust is her maid Khatiba. Together they plan to stay in London on Sariah's next visit. After giving birth to her daughter in London she seeks asylum in Britain. But is The Black Gold of higher priority for Britain's Prime Minister? She can't go back home - she fears for her life and the life of her child, being beheaded or stoned to death back in The Kingdom Of Black Gold.
Sariah is a real princess from The Kingdom Of Black Gold.
Her powerful father, one of the richest men in Africa, according to The Forbes List, gave her as a present to be married to a member of The Royal Family when she was a very young teenage girl.
Sariah has a big dream: She wants to go to school, have an education and live a free live of her own choosing.
One day she comes to London and falls in love.
She is only fourteen but she forgets who she is, where she comes from: a married Arabian Princess! Back home in The Kingdom Of Black Gold, Sariah finds out that she is pregnant. The only person she can trust is her maid Khatiba. Together they plan to stay in London on Sariah's next visit. After giving birth to her daughter in London she seeks asylum in Britain. But is The Black Gold of higher priority for Britain's Prime Minister? She can't go back home - she fears for her life and the life of her child, being beheaded or stoned to death back in The Kingdom Of Black Gold.
She is only fourteen but she forgets who she is, where she comes from: a married Arabian Princess! Back home in The Kingdom Of Black Gold, Sariah finds out that she is pregnant. The only person she can trust is her maid Khatiba. Together they plan to stay in London on Sariah's next visit. After giving birth to her daughter in London she seeks asylum in Britain. But is The Black Gold of higher priority for Britain's Prime Minister? She can't go back home - she fears for her life and the life of her child, being beheaded or stoned to death back in The Kingdom Of Black Gold.
