Dragon's Jinn

Eve Langlais

Nov 2021 · Dragon Point Book 8 · Tantor Media Inc · Narrated by Tanya Eby

About this audiobook

Even a powerful Jinn can't fix Maalik's broken heart. Or can they? He's got three wishes to find out. Maalik's always been able to glimpse the future. His gift-his curse-is why he and his brethren found themselves trapped in a network of tunnels for more than three thousand years. Now that he's escaped, the path ahead is murky. However, he is determined to right a wrong in his past. For that, he'll need a Jinn to grant him three wishes. What he doesn't expect is to find himself falling for the enemy. Is he finally ready to let go of the past and stop trying to change the future so he can find happiness in the present? Contains mature themes.

Ratings and reviews

See, I love this series and am torn between the fact I waited so long to start it, but then again, it is shorter times between releases for me after I binged it. This is the story of one of the Dragon Mages we met in earlier books, though, it is explained clearly enough you could start here, but trust me, you’ll want them all. Our Mage was the instigator of the events that led to them being away for several millennia, and he snuck out whereas the others came forth together. He has a plan to make things he believes to be wrong right, and that means consorting with an old foe. Things don’t go as planned, and he realizes over time, he should have looked at things closer. A bit of fun, lots of action, some steam (of course), and an unexpected HEA. Now, for the next book in the series, here kitty, kitty!!!

About the author

Eve Langlais is the New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of the Freakn' Shifters series, the Princess of Hell series, and the Alien Abduction series. She makes her home in Canada with her husband and three children.

Tanya Eby has been a voice-over artist for over a decade. She is an Audie-nominated and AudioFile Earphones Award-winning narrator. Besides narrating, Tanya spends her time teaching creative writing classes at the collegiate level, blogging, and working on her own novels.