With the help of her mentor and her friends from the Jinn world, Phoenix trains as a warrior and learns to be the leader that she's expected to be; however, her young age and her lonely heart prove to be her most threatening weaknesses.
The generals of the jinn uprising plan for the release of their evil Master, gathering a formidable army of supernatural forces as their plan unfolds.
Will the Hakima prevent the release of the Blue Jinni in time, or will she succumb to the pressure of her position, her young heart, and the betrayal of her trust?
Dedra Stevenson is the author of The Hakima's Tale trilogy, Tales of the Lantern, Antar and Haider, and Magnolia Grove. Living in the Middle East had always provided Dedra with a great treasure of folklore and imaginative stories to gain inspiration from.
The wolf was known as the only animal that can kill a jinni, so Phoenix, the leader of the resistance, makes a journey to a Native American camp for assistance.
Book Excerpt
The Hakima's Tale: The Rise of the Warrior
Legend also maintained that a wolf could actually kill a Jinni, even a fierce one. For centuries, small villages had kept wolf bane and fangs and wolf amulets to scare evil Jinni away. No one knew for sure if Phoenix had been granted the full use of King Ghalib’s power to communicate with animals, although she had succeeded with the Enchanted Whale. They would have to try, because this could be a weapon that could give them a considerable edge against the Jinni.
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