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From George Jreije, author of the acclaimed Shad Hadid and the Alchemists of Alexandria series, comes the exhilarating conclusion to the Bashir Boutros duology in which Bashir and his friends find themselves and the fate of the realms threatened by an unexpected force: a vengeful jinn more powerful and ancient than Yani himself. With Ali Adin defeated and the realms at peace once again, Bashir Boutros is hoping for a normal school year. Well, as normal as things can get when you have a powerful jinn for a friend and you’re a member of the secret Council of Magi. But when a girl wearing a mysterious pendant attacks the Magi’s hideout, Bashir and his friends quickly find themselves threatened by a jinn more powerful and ancient than his own. Worse, the girl and her jinn are hungry for revenge. Facing a final battle for the realms, Bashir will have to weigh whether or not staying true to himself will cost him the world that he loves. . .

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Bashir Boutros and his bonded jinn, Yani, once again face monsters, demons, and other dangers in this duology closer... Jreije captures Bashir's compassion, courage, and love for his family and friends, portraying his Lebanese American identity by immersing readers in family life, language, and vivid descriptions of food. A thrilling conclusion to a magical and gripping adventure. - Kirkus

Bashir Boutros and his bonded jinn, Yani, once again face monsters, demons, and other dangers in this duology closer... Jreije captures Bashir's compassion, courage, and love for his family and friends, portraying his Lebanese American identity by immersing readers in family life, language, and vivid descriptions of food. A thrilling conclusion to a magical and gripping adventure. - Kirkus In this action-packed sequel, Lebanese American eighth-grader Bashir Boutros continues his role as a magi, a guardian of the interconnected realms... Jreije balances adventure fantasy with humor and relatable middle school concerns. Bashir's witty narration and social observations provide humor amid intense battles and moral dilemmas. The characters are engaging, and the pacing is fast... A strong choice for middle grade fantasy collections, particularly for readers who enjoy the first title as well as portal fantasies, humorous narrators, and myth-inspired adventures - School Library Journal

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George Jreije is a Lebanese American author of novels and short stories. When not writing, George enjoys trying tasty Arab desserts or messing with new yoga poses. You can find him in the Northeast or in his native Lebanon, scouring the small country for some delicious baklava. Learn more about George at www.georgejreije.com.

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