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Sea DjinnWhen Finn Kennedy comes to live in Dubai with his aunt and uncle he is naturally drawn to the beach not far from their house and within sight of the iconic Burj al Arab, the sail-shaped hotel that has become a symbol of modern Dubai. It is at that beach that one evening he is drawn into a much older world when he encounters Triton, the Sea Djinn, a supernatural being who reveals to him that his parents have been kidnapped and are pawns in the perennial struggle between good and evil. With the help of his cousin Georgina and their friend Fred, Finn sets out to free his parents armed only with some training by Mr Violet, a mysterious teacher in their school ... |
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Fire DjinnJust three months after the events described in Sea Djinn the three principal characters, Finn, Georgina and Fred are enjoying a night under the stars out in the desert, away from the lights of Dubai, when the peacefulness of their surroundings is suddenly shattered. Once more the trio find themselves in the thick of a battle between the Dark and the Light with the fate of people in many nations depending on the outcome as only a select few will be sheltered from the worldwide destruction that is planned. This time it appeears to Finn and his two friends that they are on their own as their allies seem powerless to help them... |
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AvailabilitySea Djinn was first published by Jerboa in Dubai in November 2007. The second edition, ISBN 978-9948-431-62-6, was published in September 2009 and is available in other countries. It can be ordered from various branches of Amazon, Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com, and Amazon.ca. Fire Djinn has been available since April 2010 from Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com and also Amazon.ca. Storm Djinn, the third in the series, has already been released in the UAE and there will be at least one more book in the series after that. |
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