The Slaves of Love

The Slaves of Love

by Barbara Cartland

1976

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Yamina froze as a new wave of terror swept over her. Life had become so dangerous. Caught in Constantinople during the Crimean War, the exquisite young Russian had been forced to seek refuge in a Sultan's harem from a mob that would have torn her apart. And when the harem became too perilous — not to her life but her virtue — Yamina had to flee again. Hidden in the bottom of an Oriental trunk masquerading as a gift from the Sultan, she was carried aboard a ship in the harbor. Yamina felt she was safe at last. Until she heard the voice of the man accepting the Sultan's gift, Lord Castleford — a man she despised. She would rather be back in the harem — or dead at the bottom of the Bosporus Straits — than be imprisoned aboard ship with such a monster!