Gina Manis

Genie and the Demon Slayers (The Wish Romance, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Hello, genie lovers. I am coming to you live from my magic lamp. I see the CIA is still trying to figure out my location. Good luck because I don't even know.

I don't know whom my next master is going to be either, but that's what is so exciting about being a genie. The unpredictability of what's coming or where I am going.

My latest story involves yet again another demon from your homeland, planet Earth. It is as if they have some magic key card to my lamp and are passing me around.

I'm not for sure, but if my next master is a demon, I must do something. They are stealing my wishes and trapping me in this galaxy.

To top it all off, you wouldn't believe what some of these monsters make me do. They have some of the weirdest fetishes and that is saying a lot when I am the Purple Haze Genie.

The bottom line is, if demons are stealing from me, they are stealing from my future masters. That could be one of you.

Oh! A new master is calling me already. I'll have to catch you on the flip side, my lovers, but stay tune for the next chapter in this genie's life.

If you like sexy, dark paranormal romances with humor, action, and a tough heroine, this is for you. Gina Manis blends adventure and danger all into one romance novel. Look no further for an unforgettable read with a slow-burn reverse harem.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Gina Manis
• Erscheinungstermin: 1. April 2025
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9798201357344
• Artikelnr.: 64185209

Autorenporträt

I have lived in Alabama, US all my life and am a country girl through and through. I have a small farm with my husband of twenty years and our four kids, two sons, and two daughters.

Growing up, I struggled to learn to read because of a learning disorder called dyslexia. It is something that affects much of my family and my father never learned to read at all. But I try not to look at dyslexia as a learning disorder, instead of as a different way to learn. It's hard to keep that belief sometimes being a writer now and having to face the handicap of sentence structures, but I have a great team of editors and authors that help me. Because of them, I intend to write many more novels in the future, and I am proud to say, with each one, I see myself improving.