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East Africa Kraken: Devil Island The Kingdom of King Jinn
Paperback
Publisher: Yabehyabehllc
Published: Dec 22 2025
Pages: 232
Weight: 0.70
Height: 0.53 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Before history was written, before kingdoms were crowned and borders drawn, there existed a place born of fire and guarded by myth - Devil Island, hidden in the Red Sea near Djibouti. Sailors feared it. Maps avoided it. Legends warned that beneath its smoking cliffs slept a power older than mankind itself.
This is the story of what waits there.
East Africa Kraken: Devil Island - The Kingdom of King Jinn is a sweeping mythological thriller that blends African legend, forbidden history, modern exploration, and apocalyptic fantasy into one epic journey across deserts, jungles, seas, and the boundary between heaven and hell.
Long ago, a golden civilization rose between Egypt and Sudan - a kingdom of knowledge, healing, and peace. Its fall was not caused by war alone, but by betrayal from beyond the mortal world. From this ruin emerged King Jinn, a ruler born of human blood and jinn fire, whose ambition shattered empires and whose punishment was eternal imprisonment beneath the sea. His treasure, his weapons, and his curse were sealed away - guarded by a creature not merely of legend, but of divine purpose: the Kraken, Angel of the Sea.
Centuries later, those ancient seals begin to weaken.
In 1944, a Russian submarine vanishes near Devil Island. In the 1970s, explorer Jacques Cousteau descends into forbidden waters and returns forever changed, hiding journals that warn future generations never to return. But warnings fade, and greed remains eternal.
In 2020, six lifelong friends - treasure hunters, archaeologists, soldiers, and scholars - uncover a forbidden manuscript that speaks of two ancient keys, relics capable of opening the gates of the Jinn Kingdom. What begins as a quest for gold becomes a race against prophecy itself.
Their journey spans continents:
- The jungles of Thailand, where serpent guardians defend a divine weapon.
- The deserts of Egypt, where fanatical priest-warriors protect a buried kingdom.
- The coasts of Sudan, hiding seals written in blood and sacrifice.
- And finally, Djibouti, where Devil Island rises once more from myth into reality.
As armies gather and investors manipulate fate from the shadows, librarian and historian Rachel Morgan discovers the truth hidden from all others: the keys do not grant wealth - they unlock judgment. With the Kraken awakening, the Queen Jinn stirring, and King Jinn's prison cracking open, the world stands on the brink of a war not fought since the dawn of creation.
This novel is not merely an adventure - it is a descent into forbidden knowledge:
- Ancient African mythology intertwined with jinn lore
- High-stakes military action and modern exploration
- Lost civilizations, cursed treasures, and divine guardians
- Moral choices where survival may demand sacrifice
- A final battle where heaven, sea, and shadow collide
East Africa Kraken: Devil Island - The Kingdom of King Jinn is the first volume in an epic saga where myth is history, history is weaponized, and the ocean remembers every sin humanity tried to bury.
Some gates were never meant to be opened.
Some treasures demand blood.
And some monsters were created to protect the world - not destroy it.
The sea is no longer silent.
The Kraken is awake.
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