The Treasure

The Treasure by Iris Johansen, published by Bantam Books in 2008, is a historical fiction novel that spans 362 pages. The story follows Selene, who, along with her sister Thea, was rescued from slavery by a mysterious assassin named Kadar. Living at her brother-in-law’s Scottish estate, Selene harbors a deep passion for Kadar, but their lives take a turn when a mysterious summons compels him to leave Scotland, taking Selene and a young soldier with him.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines themes of love, war, and immortality, set against the backdrop of the twelfth century. As Selene navigates her feelings for Kadar and the challenges that arise from their journey, the story explores the complexities of their relationships and the historical context of their time. This edition presents a rich tapestry of characters and events that shape Selene’s life and choices.
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Rescued from slavery with her sister Thea as a young girl by a mysterious assassin named Kadar, Selene lives at her brother-in-law’s Scottish estate, cherishing a smoldering passion for her savior, until a mysterious summons forces Kadar to leave Scotland, with Selene and a young soldier at his side, in a saga of love, war, and immortality set in the twelfth century.
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