The Gift by Jennifer Myles

American millionaire Jared Harrington has an growing business empire when he concludes a business deal with the Prime minister of Morocco focused on exportation of machinery and equipment. To avoid losing the new-partnership of his exotic client and risk losing him to rivals by what would be considered an affront, Jared feels he is obligated to accept the Minister’s present, a harem of six beautiful women trained from youth to be docile, submissive, obedient and to give their owner pleasure.

To accept such a gift in the US, a country where it is considered human trafficking, requiring Jared to employ special care to avoid problems with the law. While this is a minor problem, his real challenge begins when he has to deal with the temperament of one of the girls who isn’t docile and obedient at all.
Inaya is a young Moroccan girl who dreams of freeing herself from the oppression women suffer in her country. However, when she reaches adulthood, her parents arrange a marriage between her and a man thirty years her senior. To escape an undesirable marriage, she opts for a risky alternative by leaving the country surreptitiously, exchanging places with an odalisque from the Harem who wishes to stay and marry the man she loves.

When the harem is sent to the US, the land of freedom, Inaya believes she can make her dream come true and win independence. Not everything goes according to plan, however, and she finds herself bound to the charming new owner of the harem, and not only by the walls of his majestic mansion.