Amir and the Moon

Amir isn’t a good jinni. He’s not even a good BAD jinni, which is what he truly aspires to be. After all, he’s a descendent of the Blue Jinni, the most wicked and powerful jinni of all. That’s quite a legacy to live up to, especially when he’s trapped in a bottle at the bottom of the sea. After angering his last master with a wish gone awry, Amir finds himself tossed to the ocean. With a pile of books to read, he decides to start an early retirement-- until he's found by a new master, a little mermaid named Moon who wishes to have legs. Amir is convinced the best thing for Moon-- and his sanity-- is for her to return to the sea and leave him to his retirement. To do that, he'll have to break up Moon and the prince she's been in love with for years. But Amir is convinced that the task will be after all, he's an evil jinni. How hard can it be to get a mermaid back where she belongs? A retelling of The Little Mermaid.