A Master of Djinn

In the vibrant streets of Cairo, 1912, Fatma el-Sha'arawi stands out as the youngest investigator at the Egyptian Ministry of Alchemy. With a sharp intellect and an unyielding curiosity, she navigates a world steeped in magic and mystery. As she dives into a puzzling case involving a series of supernatural murders, she finds herself tangled with ancient secrets and powerful djinn.

Fatma’s journey is not just about solving crimes; it's also about grappling with her own identity in a time of change. Her interactions with fellow agents, both human and supernatural, reveal the complexities of her world. With every clue she uncovers, the boundaries between reality and myth blur further, leading her to question everything she knows.

As the plot thickens and danger lurks around every corner, Fatma must summon every ounce of her wit and bravery. This tale is a rich tapestry of intrigue, blending cultural history with elements of fantasy, inviting readers to experience a Cairo like never before, where the past and the magical collide.