Wrapped up in You

Museum researcher Sarah Gunderson has a problem.
She accidentally woke a mummy.
Worse, he's handsome.
Worst of all, he's a three-thousand-year-old Egyptian prince who has decided Sarah is the woman he intends to marry—and he isn't particularly shy about announcing it.
Prince Khalil al-Nour has awakened in 1967 Jacksonville with gold cuffs on his wrists, an impressive opinion of himself, and absolutely no understanding of modern life. Telephones are suspicious. Blue jeans are undignified. Pumpkin spice is baffling. And Sarah's repeated attempts to convince him she isn't going to become his queen are getting nowhere.
Keeping a resurrected prince a secret would be difficult at best. During Jacksonville's Halloween season, with curious townspeople, a visiting documentary filmmaker, and Sarah's dangerously observant best friend asking questions, it may be impossible.
But Khalil's awakening was no accident.
Something was hidden inside his sarcophagus. Someone altered the records that brought him to Sarah's museum. And the hieroglyphs surrounding his preservation suggest that Khalil was never meant to remain asleep forever.
As Sarah searches for the truth, her impossible houseguest becomes something far more dangerous to her carefully ordered life: a man she could actually love.
But after three thousand years, Khalil's journey may not be beginning.
It may finally be coming to an end.
Wrapped Up in You is a funny, romantic paranormal adventure about an accidental mummy, an archaeologist who really should know better, a love that arrived three thousand years late, and the difference between holding on to someone and loving them enough to let them go.