β Scribed by Nikki Kardnov
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
When your life is a mess and you need a quick fix, whatβs a woman to do? Strike a deal with a smoking hot djinn who might just be able to give you some new perspective on life...along with three wishes.
A few months ago, Ashley Laurentβs husband said he wanted to take a break. With their passion fizzling and their marriage on life support, Ashley thought theyβd just hit a midlife rough patch. She didnβt realize break was code for Iβm having an affair with the receptionist.
Now sheβs got divorce papers and a whole lotta heartache. Desperate to heal, Ashley is willing to believe in the impossible. Because thereβs a rumor floating around Blackwater that the very family the town was named after might just be a family of djinn.
Surprisingly, Dae Blackwell doesnβt laugh Ashley out the door when she asks if he can grant her a wish. In fact, Dae seems all too eager to strike a deal. When the things Ashley wishes for start to come true, sheβs quickly converted to a believer. Except...now that she has the world at her feet, she realizes sheβs not sure what she wants anymore.
With only one wish remaining, Ashley has to make a decisionβdoes she want to return to her safe, mundane life? Or take a leap of faith and forge a new one?
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