Sultan's wife

otra - viņa baigā sieva Zaidāna, nāvējošu dziru brūvētāja, bet trešais - zemiskais lielvezīrs.
Tikām jauna angliete, vārdā Ālise Svanna, krīt pirātu gūstā un tiek atvesta uz sultāna galmu. Viņai ir tikai divas iespējas: atsacīties no savas ticības un nokļūt sultāna harēmā vai mirt. Cenzdamies glābt savu dzīvību, Ālise un Nusnuss piespiedu kārtā noslēdz savienību - savienību, kam lemts kļūt par spēcinošām, mīlestības pilnām attiecībām.

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Jane Johnson
The Sultan's Wife

Passion and longing, loyalty and betrayal in the court of the Sultan of Morocco

1677, Morocco
Behind the proud walls of the Meknes palace, Nusnuss, the son of a captured Senufo tribe leader, now a humble scribe, is falsely accused of murder. Struggling to avoid punishment for the bloody crime, Nusnuss realizes he has become a victim of conspiracy and is caught in the crossfire between the three most influential people in the Moroccan court: one is the capricious Sultan Ismail, the second is his formidable wife Zaidana, a brewer of deadly potions, and the third is the vile grand vizier.
Meanwhile, a young Englishwoman named Alice Swan falls into the hands of pirates and is brought to the Sultan's court. She has only two choices: renounce her faith and enter the Sultan's harem or die. In an effort to save their lives, Alice and Nusnuss are forced to form an alliance—an alliance destined to become a strengthening, love-filled relationship.