A Sea of Stars
Teenaged. Clinomaniac. Caffeine Addicted. Fangirl. Bibliomaniac. Introverted.
The Fire Wish
I expected a lot more from this. I mean, JINN, JINNI, DJINN, GENIE. Whatever you want to call them, ever since that one episode of X-Files, I've had a ever-growing fascination with them. So color me ever so slightly underwhelmed by how this admittedly awesome idea was handled.
Plot was decent enough. Settings and descriptions of the palace and the Jinni cavern were gorgeous; easily the best writing in the book. There were a number of painfully predictable plot points, with original bits strewn about. The writing prose, descriptions aside, was not all it could be, as it was a tad simplistic. But I will most likely be on-board for the second book, because why not?
