Title: Not among Crawford's best
Product review: This novel is an Arabian fantasy about a genie who must win the love of the loveless Zehowah, a Sultan's daughter. He tries this, that, and the other to get her to love him, to no avail. Only at the end when he's ready to sacrifice his life to a waiting mob does she crack. True, it's a fantasy, but Zehowah's absolute refusal to have any feelings for Khaled is hard to take. This was Crawford's favorite of all his books--which is also hard to take: he wrote much better ones than this.
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