Albina “Alby” Ophelia Warder Lakin is grief-stricken when her beloved grandfather dies and she is left with greedy relatives and the bound djinn, Imaran Arov.  As a witch with a rich legacy, Alby has always relied upon Arov for strength and confidence, and Arov served as the main attraction of Alby’s teenaged fantasies long ago. 

Cursed by his own father, Arov is bound to the Lakin family until there are no longer any Lakin descendents left for him to serve.  But Arov has decided the best way to serve Alby is to make her his woman, thoroughly and often.  Suddenly Alby’s fantasies have come to Technicolor life and things are looking pretty darn good.  Too bad someone is out to separate them forever, by any means necessary.

The Warder’s Djinn is filled with memorable characters set in an interesting story.  I was curious to see how Alby would address the problem of Arov being bound to her and if she would be able to free him. That is if she even wanted to.  I was a little unsettled by Arov’s initiation of Alby to love-making.  But that rocky beginning didn’t last long and soon they were rocking each other’s world.  However, they were faced with rocky times of their own. To find out how they resolved them, pick up a copy of The Warder’s Djinn.