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Original Title:	Fire Spirits
ISBN:	1466297689 (ISBN13: 9781466297685)
Edition Language:	English URL http://firespiritsnovels.blogspot.com
Series:	Fire Spirits #1
Characters:	Ari Johnson, Jai Bitar, Charlie Creagh
Setting:	Ohio(United States)

Smokeless Fire (Fire Spirits #1)

Samantha Young

Paperback | Pages: 358 pages

Rating: 3.9 | 7721 Users | 541 Reviews

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Title	:	Smokeless Fire (Fire Spirits #1)
Author	:	Samantha Young
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 358 pages
Published	:	October 21st 2011 by CreateSpace (first published October 20th 2011)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Young Adult. Paranormal. Romance. Magic

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FEAR THE HEAT... When eighteen year old Ari Johnson is transported from her bedroom into the chilling realm of Mount Qaf - home to the terrifying and mercurial Jinn - she learns a truth that rocks her very world. Suddenly her anxiety over college and her broken friendship with Charlie seem like small change compared to the war she now finds herself stuck in the middle of. Her unease isn’t lessened any by the hot guardian, Jai, who won’t stop following her around everywhere - a Jinn whose loyalty Ari hates to question but must. She has no idea who she can trust. When the truth burns through her life in its determination to turn it to ashes, Ari will have to battle with ancient deadly creatures, epic family drama and heart-wrenching romantic entanglements.

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Ratings: 3.9 From 7721 Users | 541 Reviews

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All I can say is read this book :) It was amazing. One of the things I noticed a couple other reviewers said was that the beginning of this book was slow. I got in touch with Samantha because I wanted to tell her this myself and I will say it here; it wasn't slow at all, it was necessary detail and back ground information that was heart wrenching and at times even made it difficult to breath because you felt Ari's need to help the guy she loved even though he continually hurts her. It's a



I hated it. If my rating doesn't speak for itself. The worst aspect of the book was the protagonist. I can understand that some people might like the masochistic pain of waiting for a boy who sleeps around, does drugs and drinks, while she herself remains a virgin, good girl and what not, but I for one am so sick and tired of this recurring plot.This book has completely turned me off YA novels. I am going to lay off the YA angst until I find a book's whose description completely awes me, like

Plot:Although Ari's life seems like the typical teenage girl's life, she soon gets swept into a whole other world she never believed existed: the world of the Jinn. As she discovers her true heritage, Ari must come to terms with who she really is and what it means for her. But nothing is ever simple and as secrets unfold, she finds herself in the middle of a power struggle that she wants nothing to do with. Unfortunately, she can't avoid her destiny forever and reluctantly begins to delve deeper

The cover of Smokeless Fire is just gorgeous. Ari is beautiful and exactly the way I pictured her while ready Smokeless Fire. I have been a fan of Samantha Young since she released the Tale of Lunarmorte series and I will say that I will be a fan forever! I have read all of her books and I just cant get enough of her captivating books. Samantha has a way to bring a new light to old mythology and mix it with todays modern age.Aris father is always away on business trips and since Aris mother

Your review is spot on

- Review taken from my YA book blog Little Paper Rose*I will alert for start/end of spoilers.Before Smokeless Fire I had no knowledge about the Jinn mythology so this was all extremely new to me. Getting to learn about the story and the history of the Jinn very much from scratch has been interesting as well as exhausting. I experienced the first half of Smokeless Fire to be jam-packed with information and explanation. At some point I felt like I was practically studying about Jinn, and that just