If given a chance, love can heal even the worst of the soul-deep wounds that haunt us.

With Camden in a magical coma, Morough will stop at nothing to see his charge more comfortable living as his true self once he awakens. When Sol'kyr, worried that Camden hates him for taking him out of the human world, suggests they recover Camden's cat to help with the transition, Morough jumps at the chance to help, and to spend time with his friends and bodyguard.

Sol'kyr has always been on the fringes of others' happy families, never truly accepted thanks to his dark past. But he has his friendship with Morough, which gives him meaning even when he isn't needed to protect the crown prince. It's almost enough to keep the ever-present sadness mental trauma at bay, but not always.

When three elves who have no idea how the human world works try to navigate it on their own in search of one tiny kitten, anything that can go wrong, will. But in between the laughter and misadventure, there are tears and understandings long overdue. Their quest might have begun because of Camden, but if they can succeed, there might be enough healing to share with a lonely bodyguard who never thought he'd be worthy.

Part of the Adradis Rising Universe, Sol's Redemption shows us that if a mission of seemingly minor consequence can change the world for one person, it's worth it in the end.

This book is not a romance. Sol's romance/adventure is in a future book. Sol's Redemption is a side story that happens in the middle of King's Heart, and is meant as a companion novella. While it can be read and enjoyed as a standalone, it will make more sense if you read Adradis Rising book 1, King's Heart first.