title: Chill Factor (Weather Warden, Book 3)
author:  Rachel Caine 
description: Weather Warden Joanne Baldwin hasn't had it easy. In the previous two books in Caine's sharply written series, she "had a really bad week, died, got reborn as a Djinn, had an even worse week, and saved the world, sort of" and "died again, sort of" before waking up human. Normally, Weather Wardens must simply protect the rest of the human race from deadly weather, but Joanne, who's deeply tough, resolutely moral and highly fond of fast cars and "bitchin' shoes," keeps getting tasked with saving the world. This time, a surly teenager named Kevin has holed up in Las Vegas with the world's most powerful Djinn and is wreaking utter havoc. In order to stop him, she'll have to surrender her own Djinn and lover David, die yet again, get resuscitated, interrogated and electrocuted by members of a powerful secret society, and experience countless other injuries and indignities, all the while trying to figure out whoamong the detectives, Wardens, Djinns, Ikrits (a dark, undead Djinn), former bosses and former loversis really on her side. It's all a bit confusing, for Joanne and readers alike, especially those who haven't followed her through <i>Ill Wind</i> and <i>Heat Stroke</i>, but it's a rollicking good ride. Caine's prose crackles with energy, as does her fierce and lovable heroine. <br />Copyright  Reed Business Information, a division of Reed Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.
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  Praise for Rachel Caine’s Weather Warden series
  
  “You’ll never watch the Weather Channel the same way again.’”
  
  —Jim Butcher
  
  “The Weather Warden series is fun reading…more engaging than most TV.”
  
  —Booklist
  
  “A kick-butt heroine who will appeal strongly to fans of Tanya Huff, Kelley
  Armstrong, and Charlaine Harris.’”
  
  —Romantic Times
  
  “Hugely entertaining.’”
  
  —SF Crowsnest
  
  “A fast-paced thrill ride [that] brings new meaning to stormy weather.’”
  
  —Locus
  
  “An appealing heroine with a wry sense of humor that enlivens even the darkest
  encounters.’”
  
  —SF Site
  
  “I dare you to put this book down.’”
  
  —University City Review (Philadelphia)
  
  “Rachel Caine takes the Weather Wardens to places the Weather Channel never
  imagined!’”
  
  —Mary Jo Putney
  
  “A spellbinding…thought-provoking, action-packed thriller.’”
  
  —Midwest Book Review
  
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