Synopsis: When Lily Jacobs was born, she inherited Fazire – a genie. Her family had three wishes and they’d only ever used one so Fazire was stuck in the human world. This worked since he’d become a member of the family anyway.

Even with a genie, Lily’s young life wasn’t perfect. To escape the kids making her miserable at school, Lily buried herself in romance novels. One day, when the teasing was just too much, she used one of her wishes. She told Fazire she wanted to find a man like in her books and she made the most complicated wish Fazire had ever heard. Her wished-for man had to be impossibly handsome, virile, fierce, rugged and ruthless (amongst a dozen other things).

He also had to think she was beautiful and he had to love her more than anything in the world.

Nathaniel McAllister wasn’t born to a life where there were such things as genies granting wishes. His life was filled with drugs, crime and neglect. He was running errands for a gangster before he was in his teens and, even though life and hard work led him to wealth and respectability, he always knew, deep down, he was dirty. When Nate met Lily he knew he was no good for her but as virile, fierce, rugged and ruthless as he was, Nate was no match for the pull of sweet, innocent Lily.

Unfortunately, Lily’s wish included that she and her hero go through trials and tribulations to test their love. And Fazire wasn’t only a good genie, he loved Lily – so he gave her exactly what she wanted.

Review: I really enjoyed the Kristen Ashley novels that I have read. So, I was very curious to discover this novel that I did not know. And how could I resist when it is translated in French? Did I tell you that there is a genie in this story?

Fazire, a genie, arrived in a family and stayed there for three generations. He fulfilled a wish by allowing Lily’s mother to give birth to her. It is the latter that we follow in this story. As a child, she wished to find the perfect man, a man who loves her more than anything else in the world. And when she meets him, she doesn’t expect to lose him so quickly.

I had a great time with this story. We alternate chapters between all the characters and I was curious to see what would happen. While I found this novel was not as good as the others I’ve read by the author, I did enjoy getting to know the protagonists. Some scenes irritated me a bit, but I was still happy to have discovered this novel.

8 thoughts on “Three Wishes by Kristen Ashley

  1. Kimberly @ Caffeinated Reviewer

    I’ve enjoyed this author. Glad to see you enjoyed this one.

  2. Anne - Books of My Heart

    Sometimes this author works for me and sometimes not. I’m glad this one was good for you!

  3. blodeuedd

    I have liked hers too 😀

  4. karakarinanbr

    I’ve tried this author a couple of times and couldn’t gel with her writing style. Glad you enjoyed it, D!

  5. Sophia Rose

    Fun that there is magic in this one. I’ll have to read it eventually.

  6. Mogsy @ BiblioSanctum

    Ooh, a genie story. It’s been a long time since I’ve read one of those! I’m glad you had fun 🙂

  7. Carole @ Carole's Random Life in Books

    I have not read anything by this author yet. I like the sound of the genie aspect of this story.

  8. Carole Rae

    Ya know. This is why I love blogging. I would’ve walked past this book bc the cover doesn’t catch me but I’m so glad you read it bc I am tempted now! This sounds pretty good.

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