Finch Merlin and the Djinn’s Curse

May I assume that anyone considering reading this book has read the previous 11 in the series, so far? The characters have become well developed and this book was greatly enjoyed by me – possibly each book has been enjoyed more than its predecessor. The information about the djinn situation was interesting and I was delighted by what happened. A little sad that the story is going to take more than this volume but it gives me all the more reason to look forward to the 13th book.

This was a winner. Wow Finch and his friends are finally getting to the Child of Chos. They took away his workers called Djinn. They were his children but treated them like slaves. Now he only has Finch to do his dirty work. The next book will show us how Finch will get back at him. I highly recommend all her books. Diana Romano

I enjoyed the first books about Harley more than those which focus on Finch. All the secondary characters are still here and I love the activities of the Djinns in this book. As usual, Bella Forest has given us unique situations and satisfying twists. I will admit I am hoping the next book is the last of Finch Merlins adventures.

I am really loving how this story is evolving. I also really have enjoyed Finchs little band of friends separate from his sister. I loved delving more into Finchs mental health issues as well. A lot of good information came from this book. We are starting to see what the end picture might be for Finchs story. Cant wait for the next book.

A little wordy on occasion, but that seems typical of the author’s style and apparent desire to keep readers current with various plot lines. I look forward to the next entry. I hope Harley and Wade play a bigger role, although I have really enjoyed the more whimsical characters who have appeared in this book!

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