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Try imagining a genie giving you the option to wish for ten things and having her grant them after you recite them aloud. Right now: write down a list of ten wishes, take the time to really consider what you absolutely could not live without in this world and see just how difficult it is to, one: not wish for two of the same things, two: to avoid redundancy, the overlapping of similar wishes. It’s not as easy as you might think.

The Evilist (Twyla Twilight, genie from the green sea, Saga Book 1)

by Chris MacLaughlin

4.0 stars – 1 Reviews

Kindle Price: 99 cents

Text-to-Speech and Lending: Enabled

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Here’s the set-up:

Falconwood, Colorado is a snowy, cold little town high in the Rocky Mountains northwest of Boulder. Twelve to fourteen thousand feet snowcapped peaks surround the sleepy town, but Falconwood is a place where magic happens. Teenage novelist, Wayne Mallitz, discovers a bottle and the beautiful genie that comes out of it, Twyla Twilight. She gives Wayne ten wishes to make, with the stipulation that his very first wish is to love and be true to her forever and, in turn, she to him–which is an easy decision for him to make, as Twyla is deliciously gorgeous, with all the to-die-for feminine features a young man like Wayne would melt over.Yet he quickly begins to learn some disturbing things about Twyla the longer they live together–nothing that disrupts his undying love for her, nothing could ever stop that since it was his very first wish. But Twyla’s latent powers to read minds, manipulate people, and even kill by sheer will whenever she feels the need become evident to Wayne. Twyla’s powers become progressively problematic and… Wayne realizes he’s going to have to live with that fact forever.

One Reviewer Notes:

The story is intriguing from the perspective of, what would life be like, if? All of us ask this of ourselves when we buy a lottery ticket, or play at the casino. We want, and we want. This will make you think about who you are and what would you do if? It is very descriptive and will immerse you in the life. You’ll wonder about yourself and what motivates you. Are you good? Or are you evil?

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