Book description
How can she protect her kingdom, if she can't protect herself?
Princess Arie never expects to manifest a forbidden Jinni's Gift. When she begins to hear the thoughts of those around her, she hides it to the best of her ability.
But to her dismay, the Gift is growing out…
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1 author picked The Stolen Kingdom as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
I love the dual POV and the shorter chapters absolutely lulled me into a false sense of security that I could, in fact, read just one more chapter before bed (spoiler alert: I did not read just one more chapter. I read many chapters.)
Bethany's characters feel well fleshed out. Her dual 1st person POV makes it very obvious as to character voice and she's captured them so well. I love the Aladdin retelling; it's one of my favorite stories and she captured the spirit of the story while giving it a fresh spin.
This is also the first book…
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