Patricia Spindle

My heart was destroyed by this book. That's all I'm going to say. So many emotions, so many tears.

And I'd do it all over again.

An astonishing sequel to The City of Brass, this book does not suffer from middle-book syndrome.

Even though there's a time gap of five years between the last events from book one, the action picks up quickly and we get to know more deeply our main characters and we're introduced to some new ones which make the world of the Djinn expand.

One of my favorite reads of the year. Book one is packed with action from the begining, though for some people it might feel like a slow-burn. But it's all worth it, trust me. I loved every page and when I finished, I just had to immediately start book two because that cliffhanger at the end...

100% recommended.