The Djinn's Vow: A Soul Forged in Sand He is a monster made of starlight and shadow. She is the defiant mortal who dared to summon him.In a land of scorching sun and unforgiving sands, Sarai is the last hope for her dying people. A merciless drought has left her village withering, and every moment is a desperate fight for survival. To save them, she must commit an act of defiant sacrilege: she must summon a Djinn.Legends warn of his immense power and his cruel, malevolent nature. They say a single wish costs a soul-a price far more terrible than death. But with her sister's life hanging in the balance, Sarai summons the ancient, terrifying creature from his eternal prison.He is not a man, but a paradox of physical perfection and ethereal chaos, a predator whose fiery eyes pierce her to the very core. His voice is a seductive whisper of brimstone and desire, and his presence is a vortex of ancient, forbidden power.The bargain is struck: rain for her people in exchange for her soul. But this is not a simple transaction. The Djinn has no interest in a quick victory; he craves the defiance in her spirit and the fire in her heart. He will not break her in an instant. He will cultivate her, torment her, and haunt her dreams with a phantom touch that leaves her breathless.Sarai is a hero to her people, a "Rain-Bringer" who has saved them from despair. But she is a prisoner to the one she summoned-a pawn in a game played by gods. And as her encounters with the Djinn grow more intimate and more terrifying, she finds herself drawn to the very monster she fears. His touch, a searing blend of pleasure and pain, threatens to consume her entirely, a dark, carnal pleasure she never knew she could crave.Will she succumb to the forbidden bond that binds her to the immortal Djinn, or can she fight a battle for her soul against a being who already owns her?The Djinn's Vow is a standalone dark fantasy romance for readers who crave high-stakes forbidden love, morally gray heroes, and magical worlds where every touch is a dangerous game.