A romance novel with an Arabian male lead!

She couldn't remember the title or author, but she could vaguely remember the plot.
The male protagonist was very powerful in Arabia. He bought a female protagonist as a slave at a slave trade fair. However, the female protagonist went there to steal a list of human traffickers. The female protagonist was backed by a famous organization. Later, the female protagonist tried every means to escape but failed. Later, with the help of the organization, she escaped. Finally, the male protagonist found the female protagonist and got together.
That's probably it ~~~~ Thank you for your help ~~~

Answer 1

For romance novels where the male protagonist is an Arabian, you can refer to the following example:

In the story of Aladdin's Magic Lamp, the protagonist Aladdin was a prince from Arabia who fell in love with a princess from Europe. They met in various mysterious adventures, experienced many adventures and challenges, and finally Aladdin and the princess came together.

Another famous Arabian romance novel was " Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves." The protagonist, Ali Baba, was a young Arabian businessman. He met a young girl, Anara, and they fell in love. However, Ali Baba was involved in a mysterious conspiracy and had to use his wealth and wisdom to protect Anara and her family. In the end, Ali Baba successfully completed the task and their love had a perfect ending.

In another famous romance novel," The Thorn Birds," the protagonist, Heath Paine, was a boy from England. He came to the United States to look for his mother and met an Arabian girl, Nora. They went through many difficulties and challenges, but in the end, they came together. Their love was described as a love that transcended cultures, races, and borders, and their stories were seen as a mixture of love and culture.