Review: Phenomenal paranormal romance story!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 26, 2014
When I found Jasinda Wilder’s work on Amazon with the Big Girls series I was hooked with the Detroit and Michigan references; not to mention the remarkable characters and storylines.  With each new book or series she drew me in to feel as if I knew the characters or could relate to them personally and wanted to see where their journey would take them with each new story.  I was excited when I heard she was going to write a paranormal story since I enjoy the various genres of paranormal, romance, and erotic romance.With Jack and Djinn Jasinda was able to create a paranormal romance that had a contemporary feel to it.  She took the story back to Michigan (Woo Hoo) in the city of Royal Oak along with some Detroit scenes and kept it in a real world type setting with the paranormal element present.  Most paranormal romances that I have read from other authors “created” a paranormal world, but Jasinda was able to tell Jack and Miriam’s story in the real world and within a city I could envision since I have physically been to most of the restaurants or bars and baseball stadium mentioned in the book.  Also, as the story began to unfold we were taken back in time a few weeks to slowly telling the story of how a Jinni would emerge and setting the foundation for the future books in the series.  The first few chapters had me guessing as to who it would be even though I had a feeling…sorry I’m not giving spoilers.Even though I knew there would be two more books in the series as the story played out I had a feeling of who would be in the next book for the main characters and after reading the preview it looks like I guessed right.  I don’t know if that is my female intuition or that I have read every one of Jasinda’s books that have been on Amazon.  Maybe I have “second sight” like Jack, lol, but my family and friends tease me that when I speak about someone IRL they usually call or show up within the next 24-hours.  Anyway, another outstanding book from Jasinda Wilder, the author with the most books on my Kindle, and I cannot wait for the next story!