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The Third Wish
On a dig in the Jordan desert, archaeologist Bridget Devine unleashes cursed and captivating jinni Ashura-Goreem…and her own sensual awakening.
The jinni must fulfill three wishes before he is free to settle a 3,000-year-old score, so his attraction to Bridget is a distraction he can’t afford.
Bridget soon realizes that she is the captive—bound to Ash by desire and unwilling to let him go. But time is running out for the jinni. As an enemy from his ancient past returns, Ash must decide between freedom and love.
The third wish will either release Ash or destroy him.
26K Words
The jinni must fulfill three wishes before he is free to settle a 3,000-year-old score, so his attraction to Bridget is a distraction he can’t afford.
Bridget soon realizes that she is the captive—bound to Ash by desire and unwilling to let him go. But time is running out for the jinni. As an enemy from his ancient past returns, Ash must decide between freedom and love.
The third wish will either release Ash or destroy him.
26K Words
- GenresParanormalRomance
Kindle Edition
First published June 1, 2009
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Kellyann Zuzulo
10 books73 followersI'm the author of The Genie Ignites and The Genie Smolders, the first two books in The Zubis Chronicles. 101 Nights is my series of stories about love, lust, and lies in the Jersey suburbs, featuring the genie Amani Zarin and her human husband-of-convenience, Jason Masters.
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Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews
August 25, 2011
I really enjoyed this and even though it was a short story it didn’t feel like it was missing anything.
I was impressed with Bridget and how she responded to the events within the story and she came over a strong and intelligent woman who knew her own mind. Even with some of the bizarre events she approached them with a level head and trusted her instincts which made her a very likable character to me.
Ash had a mysterious air about him and on occasion I was unsure how he was going to react but he always kept the story interesting.
Bridget and Ash made a really appealing and enjoyable couple and the passion between them was believable and at times intense! I liked the fact that they didn’t instantly fall for each other but had time to get to know each other. The twist near the end of the story had me a little disappointed, but only briefly!
I haven’t read many books about the Jin but this has made me want to give them a try and I will definitely be on the look out for more books by this author!
Reviewed by Cheeky Girl Vicky @ CheekyReads
I was impressed with Bridget and how she responded to the events within the story and she came over a strong and intelligent woman who knew her own mind. Even with some of the bizarre events she approached them with a level head and trusted her instincts which made her a very likable character to me.
Ash had a mysterious air about him and on occasion I was unsure how he was going to react but he always kept the story interesting.
Bridget and Ash made a really appealing and enjoyable couple and the passion between them was believable and at times intense! I liked the fact that they didn’t instantly fall for each other but had time to get to know each other. The twist near the end of the story had me a little disappointed, but only briefly!
I haven’t read many books about the Jin but this has made me want to give them a try and I will definitely be on the look out for more books by this author!
Reviewed by Cheeky Girl Vicky @ CheekyReads
April 16, 2010
Bridget isn't the normal romance heroine and when she discovers a jinni she tries to avoid him, despite his insistence that she use her three wishes. This short 83-page story is an amusing and surprisingly detailed read. The main characters are engaging and the plot is interesting. The ending seemed a little rushed and the characters seem to slip a little. There were a few occasions of repetitiion where a point would be made and then repeated in almost identical words in the next paragraph.
August 14, 2016
What a fun idea for a plot. Archaeologist unleashes a jinni (genie?) and gets three wishes. It wasn't a bad read but it was too short to be really good. Just not long enough to develop properly for my personal tastes.
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