Arabromance Stories

A man born to rule I am Arzad bin Muhammad Al makhtoom. They call me heartless, mean and ruthless. It's all true. They fear me, but I am the one they need to stay on top. She is the same, scared yet only having my protection. Lets see who will destroy her first. Me or my ruthless world. Parisa khan I am taken from my world and placed into this golden cage. Doesn't matter, how much I want out, nothing changes. I don't know how long I will breath, or more like how long they will let me breath. He is my last hope, the worst of them. It looks like I have put my money on an already lost bet. This ruthless world is my life now. Lets see how long I will survive.

ugh i want to write a muslim romance book but i only seem to have the motivation for it at 3am! someone somewhere in the world leave me a comment if you like it so i am motivated to carry on.

love,betrayal, heartbreak in Ayesha's life a muslimah who never hurt in her Life but is a savage

When her brother Sami vanishes without a trace, Noor Al- Ameen sets out to uncover the truth, refusing to be silenced by fear or power. Her search pulls her into the world of Zayd Al-Mansour-a powerful, cold heir with secrets buried deeper than hers. Their paths cross through conflict, suspicion, and an undeniable pull neither can resist. As Noor digs closer to the truth, Zayd finds himself drawn into her fire-until the line between protector and captive begins to blur. What begins as an uneasy alliance turns into something neither of them expected. Amid the chaos, Noor and Zayd are forced to confront not just the secrets that surround them-but the ones they keep from themselves. Zayd Al-Mansour was never meant to want a girl like Noor. But now he'll do anything to keep her in his world- Even if it means burning it down. Noor Al- Fayeed was never meant to feel anything for a man like Zayd. But somehow, he slipped past her walls- And now she's terrified she might burn with him. She was fire in a world that taught her to kneel. He was power wrapped in silence and sin. One shouldn't want. The other shouldn't feel. But fate is cruel. And love, crueler still.