djinn stories

The best-selling gay romance fantasy trilogy by A.R. Moler is now available in a box set! Contains the stories:<br><br><strong>Book 1: What's in Your Box?</strong> Dale Edinger has just inherited a house from his aunt, a more than an overfull and chaotic house. All kinds of surprises await Dale as he sorts through his aunt's hoard. Riadh is one of those surprises. He's a djinn.<br><br><strong>Book 2: Where There's Smoke</strong> When your skills at magic are one step above non-existent, you need a teacher. Dale Edinger inherited a djinn named Raidh. He is on the hunt for a teacher so that not only can he learn to wield magic, that he can protect Riadh. Who is a greater risk as a teacher, a dragon with uncertain motives or a big city mage who'd like to add Riadh to his collection of possessions?<br><br><strong>Book 3: What Would You Sacrifice?</strong> Dale Edinger is still cleaning up the hoard he inherited from his Aunt Matilda. He's having an interesting time of it. He's falling in love with the djinn Riadh. The big worry for Dale is whoever owns Riadh's box, owns Riadh. When Riadh's box disappears, Dale knows who has it -- and Riadh. It isn't that difficult for Dale to track Archimedes to his lair. Can Dale save Riadh without destroying him?

Draven a teen in high school and a Hardcore Raider in his favorite Online game finds himself transported to another world with his body altered. Relying on his newfound system to help him survive and navigate through this unknown world he will encounter many dangers on the search for his father and a way home. For every answer he finds more questions arise Who brought them here and for what purpose?

A nameless shut-in wakes up in a grassy mountain in the body of a 10 year old. Between dealing with his mental health and supernatural powers, he does his best to unravel the mysterious secrets of his missing memories and the strange Nartolem. This world, Blue, is stuck in between the interests of two powerful nations and the ever present churches in the industrialisation era. This explosive situation is also threatened by three secret organisations, each having their own goals.

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These are the stories of the Jinn, and their children.

After Dale Edinger’s eccentric aunt passed away, she left him with a house full of clutter mixed with magical items and a djinn named Riadh. With his own history and a set of rules that make it impossible for him to be freed, Riadh now belongs to Dale. But when your skills at magic are one step above non-existent, you need a teacher.<br><br>Now Dale’s on the hunt for a teacher so he’ll not only learn how to wield magic, but will also be able to protect Riadh. Unfortunately, his options are limited. Who poses the greater risk -- a dragon with uncertain motives, or a big city mage who'd like to add Riadh to his own collection of possessions?

Dale Edinger has just inherited a house from his aunt. It's a good thing too because traumatic shoulder damage and PTSD has forced the Marine lieutenant to retire. Fortunately, or unfortunately, Aunt Mildred's inheritance is more than an overfull and chaotic house. All kinds of surprises await Dale as he sorts through his aunt's hoard.<br><br>Riadh is one of those surprises. He's a djinn, a being of magic from another culture -- and Dale is his new owner -- much to Dale's dismay. Riadh has his own history and a set of rules that make it impossible for him to be freed. It's not only Riadh that Dale has to contend with either. In fact, just finding the magickal objects that his aunt had squirreled away in her house will be a trick. When he finds them, what does he do with them? And what about Riadh?

A collection of stories involving the mysterious middle east.

In a world fractured by the System's cruel design, every eighteen-year-old must brave a lethal Tutorial. Success grants power; failure unleashes monsters and death. Neo, bearing the weight of his father's failure, enters the same forgotten trial—not for glory, but to free the imprisoned entity his father could not save. He succeeds. But the entity is Wisshen, a Primordial Djinn, and his act of mercy rewrites his own existence. Neo becomes an Unbound Djinn, an immortal wish-granter and an anomaly the System cannot control. His power is a double-edged paradox: [Aggravate], which forces all things to their most sublime peak or most ruinous end with no middle ground, and [Solitude], the inexorable curse that isolates him from every bond he might forge. Hunted as a glitch in reality, Neo's search for answers pulls him into a hidden war. He discovers his mother is a revolutionary with her own secrets, his father was murdered for uncovering the truth, and the Tutorials are not trials—they are gilded cages designed to imprison ancient powers that could shatter the world. From the monster-ridden ruins of Earth to the glitched, game-amalgamated hellscape of the Ludoverse, every wish he grants and every extreme he forces unravels another thread of lie. He is the Harbinger of Extremes. The flaw in the code. And in a universe built on controlled balance, he will force gods and humans alike to face their ultimate choice: perfection or ruin, unity or oblivion. There is no middle path—only the extremes he heralds.