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Find the Jinn

Wilde Contracts Series, Book 1

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Find the Jinn

By: Maz Maddox
Narrated by: Kirt Graves
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Wilde Contract Killing and Fish Training, how can I help you?

Murder contract? Piece of cake. Find a jinn? No problem.

New necromancy powers while being followed by an unwanted vampire bodyguard? Not so much.

Trained to handle even the fiercest undead, Dallas Wilde took out a powerful necromancer without breaking a sweat. Okay, that's a lie—there was tons of sweat, but he was victorious all the same.

Unfortunately, killing a necromancer comes with some repercussions. Broody, annoying, vampire repercussions and new abilities to resurrect the dead.

Can Dallas navigate his blood-sucking bodyguard, new powers, feelings for his attractive client and still handle his contract in time to pay his very, very late rent—all while trying not to get super murdered in the process?

Let's hope so.

©2021 Maz Maddox (P)2023 Tantor Fantasy Fiction Magic Necromancy Paranormal Zombie Magic Users
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This was a great experience from start to finish. Loved the characters, the world, the magic, and the snark. Maz has a great way of taking you to dark places without making the story dark and heavy or being overly flippant.
Not a cliffhanger but plenty of unanswered questions that has me very keen to get into the next one.

Loved every moment of this

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