The Genie's Witch (Dirty Djinn)
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“Where’s your broom?” Tig shoved past the dark skinned witch and double-checked the gate number on his ticket. His flight left in eight minutes. He’d let nothing keep him from getting out of Galveston.
One wish. All he needed was for one of these frenzied humans around him to wish that everyone else would stop moving, and he could breeze through the crowd. Stupid djinn magic. His heart didn’t get a single wishly tingle. His toes received a fairly bruising welcome, though. “Ow! Excuse you. Watch... your bags.”
Her. Again. Tig jerked around to glare at the wholly unapologetic witch who elbowed her way in front of him. She kept her head low, face still shielded by her hair. “I’ve got a plane to catch.”
“So does everyone here. Can’t you do something about this?”
The woman looked at him, really looked. He knew her view was awesome, but his wasn’t so bad either. Despite the arched eyebrow and crossed arms, she was a stunner. Her skin was the color of coffee fresh from the cane.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“Where’s your broom?” Tig shoved past the dark skinned witch and double-checked the gate number on his ticket. His flight left in eight minutes. He’d let nothing keep him from getting out of Galveston.
One wish. All he needed was for one of these frenzied humans around him to wish that everyone else would stop moving, and he could breeze through the crowd. Stupid djinn magic. His heart didn’t get a single wishly tingle. His toes received a fairly bruising welcome, though. “Ow! Excuse you. Watch... your bags.”
Her. Again. Tig jerked around to glare at the wholly unapologetic witch who elbowed her way in front of him. She kept her head low, face still shielded by her hair. “I’ve got a plane to catch.”
“So does everyone here. Can’t you do something about this?”
The woman looked at him, really looked. He knew her view was awesome, but his wasn’t so bad either. Despite the arched eyebrow and crossed arms, she was a stunner. Her skin was the color of coffee fresh from the cane.
What to read after The Genie's Witch (Dirty Djinn)?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lyn Brittan to read onlineMoreLess
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