Great Novels: The Barnes & Noble Classics Book

So Jaz, Vayl and the whole gang are back in Morocco, but Vayl has been cursed and he thinks it's 1777. Which means he has no clue who anybody is, so he identifies them as the people that were around him at that time. They all have to play along, which turns out funny at times. But it's a very sad experience for Jaz.

After losing Matt she didn't want to feel alone again, but now she's lost Vayl. He won't remember who she is, misses her birthday and thinks she's his house maid Mrs. Bergia. And gets herself fired! More than once. And that she's married to Cole! Oh, and he thinks Miles is a girl! Ha!

Jaz picks up a stalker, Yousef! Funniest thing ever. The warlock Sterling, whom she's had issues with before working with Vayl, comes to help. Jaz's voices actually helped her through her difficult times, and were not giving me a headache trying to keep up.

There's a lot of twists to the story, specially at the end, they just kept coming. That part of the ending was my least favorite part of the book.

There's a really funny part where Miles has taken a few too many painkillers.

Definitely a great installment in this series!