Circle of Jinn by Lori Goldstein and narrated by Rebecca Schwab is the second and final book of the Becoming Jinn series
Being Jinn is Azra’s new reality. As she grants wishes under the watchful eye of the Afrit council, she remains torn between her two worlds—human and Jinn. Soon, secrets spill. Zars are broken. Humans become pawns. And rumors of an uprising become real as the Afrit’s reach extends beyond the underground world of Janna.
Straddling the line becomes impossible. Aware of her unique abilities, Azra must not just face but embrace her destiny. But when the role she must play and those she must protect expand to include a circle of Jinn greater than her own, Azra will be forced to risk everything. A risk that means there’s everything to lose, and at the same time, everything to gain—for herself and her entire Jinn race.
The Breakdown:
1. I will admit that I did not like this book as much as the first book overall. This book dragged a little in the middle for me. I felt that Goldstein over monologued for Azra at times. I did think that Schwab fit what I thought Azra would sound like.
2. I really was not a fan of the Azra-Nate relationship. I did not really feel that there was much chemistry there. It just seemed forced. Not like the Azra-Henry relationship. Now that one had great chemistry. I am totally team Henry.
3. I did really like getting to finally meet male Jinn. Zac is sent to help Azra with her wish for Megan, and I loved his character. He and Arza were so much fun together. They had fantastic banter between them. Plus once Zac's secrets are out in the open, I liked him even better.
To Read or Not Read:
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