The Dancer and the Sultan is the second part of the Wishing Well dilogy. "Be careful what you wish for" is a hackneyed truth. But how can you resist tossing a coin into the wishing well? Is it possible to predict that this is a ticket to another world? A world in which Roxanne came as a mistress, but became a slave in a harem. A world in which only her love of dancing saved her, and where feelings have to be paid dearly. Does all this mean that it is still worth being afraid of your desires? .. Roxana, a girl from our world, after making a wish at the well, finds herself in a parallel dimension - a world without magic, where the Middle Ages reign. The girl loves to dance, and here her art becomes her profession. She had no equal in this field, but it brought not only good, but misfortune and disappointment. The heroine had to face betrayal and true friendship, with difficult choices and love on the verge of hatred, as well as many obstacles on the way to freedom.
