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When
Eden, a genie sentenced to her bottle for
killing her previous master, suddenly finds
herself freed 1400 years early, she knows
it’s only a matter of time before Faruq,
vizier to the High Master, tracks her down. Being magical, that shouldn’t be a problem, however,
she A) lost her bottle and whoever controls
that control her, B) wears the gold bracelets
that act like homing devices, letting Faruq
easily know exactly where she is and C) has
lost her ability to perform magic so now
things start happening and appearing when they
shouldn’t.
Matt
Ewing, rescuer extraordinaire of lost cats and
damsels in distress, offers to help her
out—until she ruins his business, steals his
cat, and puts him at the mercy of
spurned-suitor Faruq.
Throw
in a cat with an agenda, and a chase through
the magical city in the Sahara, and Eden and
Matt must outwit Faruq to escape with their
freedom, their
lives, and their love.
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Sourcebooks,
Inc.
January,
2011
ISBN#:
9781402241895
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He
needs to change
his luck,
and
fast!
Matt
Ewing would gladly hunt down a fortune in
lucky pennies if he thought it would help save
his business.
But
for all his hoping, Matt’s clueless when his
long awaited lucky charm falls in his lap in
the form of a beguiling genie. He just can’t
believe that this beautiful woman could be the
answer to his prayers…
She’s
been bottled up
for
far too long!
Spending
2,000 years in a bottle would make any woman
go a little stir crazy. So when Matt releases
Eden from her luxurious captivity, she’s
thrilled to repay him by giving him the
magical boost he needs…
But
for all her good intentions, Eden’s magical
prowess is a little rusty and her magical
mistakes become more than embarrassing. And
though Eden knows falling in love will end her
magic and immortality, she can’t help but be
drawn to the one man who wants her just for
herself…
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"I
Dream of Jeannie meets Indiana Jones, and the action is on! Judi
Fennell’s latest, I Dream of Genies, is rip-roaring fun from the very
first page—filled with magic, mayhem and mystery, with two of the most
engaging lead characters ever written. When dreamy contractor Matt and
homeless, on-the-run genie Eden aren’t setting off sparks—or
butterflies—they’re dodging magic, fending off the evil Faruq or
feeding one of the magical critters Eden accidentally conjures up with
magic gone haywire. Filled with laughs, action, and an absolutely
magical romance, this book is one for the keeper shelf."
-Kate
Douglas, bestselling author of Wolf Tales and The DemonSlayers
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