A Prince of the Djinn
Age is meaningless to an immortal being who has waited millennia for the right soul…
Mandy Dupont never expected her twilight years to bring magic into her life. Powerful, mysterious, and impossibly beautiful, the ancient Djinn Kieran appears in her living room, all graceful power and timeless elegance. He offers her three wishes, but she sees past his otherworldly beauty to recognize something she understands all too well – the weariness of one who’s stepped back from life’s rush and chaos. But where she withdrew due to age and physical limitations, this immortal Djinn has simply seen too much across too many centuries, leaving him cold to the world’s wonders… until her unexpected summons draws him back.
As Kieran guides Mandy toward rediscovering dreams she’d set aside, he finds himself shaken by emotions he hasn’t felt in millennia of existence. Her silvered hair and physical limitations are meaningless to him – what captivates him is the fierce light of her spirit, burning brighter than any magic he’s encountered in all his centuries.
But with only three wishes between them and ancient magical laws at play, can they find a way to make their impossible romance possible?
‘A Prince of the Djinn’ shatters every romance convention to create something magnificently real. This enchanting tale proves that love stories only grow richer and more meaningful with age, that physical challenges can’t confine the heart, and that true magic lies in recognizing the beauty of an indomitable spirit. Perfect for readers who believe love transcends all mortal bounds.
This is a companion novel to The Magic of Wishes & Dreams series, and is concurrent with the events that happen in Foxy Lady
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