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Nari has never believed in magic. All her life, she has tried to blend in to her surroundings in order to survive. But Nari has power, and on the streets of 18th-century Cairo, she is a con artist with an unrivalled talent. And she knows better than anyone that the craft she practices - palm reading, the gift of healing - is all tricks, sleight of hand, learned skills; a means to an end - to deceive Ottoman nobles.

But when, during one of her scams, Nari accidentally attracts an equally cunning, darkly mysterious genie warrior to her side, she is forced to admit that the magical world she thought existed only in children's fairy tales is real. The warrior tells her a new tale: beyond the hot, windswept sands teeming with fire creatures and rivers where mythical marae sleep; beyond the ruins of once-majestic human metropolises and mountains where hawks circle, lies Devabad, the legendary city of brass with which Nari is inextricably linked.

In this city, behind the gilded brass walls, imbued with magic, behind the six gates of the six tribes of djinn, ancient grievances boil. And when Nari decides to enter this world, she learns that true power is fierce and cruel. That magic cannot protect her from dangerous political tricks. That even the most clever schemes can have deadly consequences.

After all, it is not for nothing that they say: "Be careful what you wish for"...

After all, it's not for nothing.