Solaus had but one wish of the medallion: to save his dying bride. But when he placed the pendant around his neck, his wish was changed by a malevolent twist of magic that made him Djinn, but also took away the knowledge of what he is and who he used to be. Flung from Ancient Persia into immortality, Solaus has only the memory that he did not save his true love"and nothing more as time begins to pass.
Eager for a fresh start, New York City photographer, Kaitlin Sommers accepts a rare assignment on a deserted island fortress off the coast of Alexandria, Egypt. Surrounded by the shadowy underworld of illegal treasure smuggling, Kaitlin finds herself in the arms of man who seems to spring directly from dreams of her past"a man Fate threatens to tear her away from a second time.

REVIEW

With the penning of this novel, Ms. Adkins is definitely on her way to being the ultimate paranormal princess... This reviewer highly recommends this book. THE MEDALLION OF SOLAUS is the type of tale true love and legends are spun from"timeless and magically beautiful.

Reviewed by: Janalee Ruschhaupt - Paranormal Romance (PNR) Reviews
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EXCERPT

Come back here,” he whispered, his exotic voice filled withwonder and desire.

Before she could consent to his request, he pulled her to him and she instinctively looked up at his face.

She parted her lips to speak, to say everything she’d waited to say to him, but they were past that now.

Solaus captured her breath with his mouth and drew it deeply inside as he savored the intent of her unformed words.

Kaitlin surrendered as his strong arms encircled her satin clad figure. Solaus tasted her lips with his tongue, with his mouth, devouring her very essence as he probed the depths of her being.

His strong hands stroked her skin with a hungry passion that had been denied for far too long, and he held her lower body firmly against his pressing desire.

“Kaitlin?” He pushed her name out between ardent kisses, suffering from the very contact his lips lost against hers to speak one word.

“Yes,” she answered every question he could have asked, as simply as she could.