The Land of the Jinn

About this book

When gates between ages open, Ahmed Al-Awadi sends his characters into a land ruled by jinn, danger, and laws that offer no mercy to outsiders. Survival quickly becomes more than escaping physical threats. The travelers must preserve memory, loyalty, and the core of who they are while ancient powers attempt to remake them. Epic fantasy is crossed with psychological suspense and paranormal romance, creating a world in which intimacy can be as perilous as magic. The novel's shifting realms test trust and identity at every turn. Its central struggle asks what part of the self can remain inviolate when an entire land is designed to absorb those who enter it.