Jinn by Adron Smitley
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Following the first novel Veilfall, author Adron Smitley continues the saga in Jinn. We meet up with master swordslinger and now last soothsayer Banzu Greenlief as he reunites with his love Melora to fight off assassins from the future (Yes, time travel is in the book in some form). This book follows both Banzu and Melora and explores their expectations and concerns about the future. Unsure futures can cause rifts in any relationships and the Enclave is poised to exploit these and defeat both Banzu and Melora once and for all.
The author did a better job in the editing and punctuation department than the first book. I am glad to see the improvements. There were still longer sentences than needed and the formatting was still a bit awkward. That may be simply a matter of preference since it is carrying over into another book. Still, the story is sound and the plot makes sense.


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