Robina by M. I. Quandour

Robina is a beautiful dark haired European teenager living in a poor Wicca community in the suburbs of Paris. God has endowed her with striking beauty; an amazingly voluptuous figure, a sensuous beautiful face, and fine feminine features. But God also created her dumb and demented, unable to communicate or understand the complexities of life around her. She has the body of a full grown desirable woman, but with the intelligence of a 3 year old child. This is a real tragedy for the people around her; her family and relatives who saw her grow up. She is kept isolated in the poor apartment to avoid the shame of exposing her to the community. Some friends think that she is possessed by the Jinos, a Wiccan religious concept of supernatural beings who surround humans and determine or affect their wellbeing and behavior (derived from Islamic beliefs; the JIN). As Robina’s sexual desires awaken and her needs aroused, a series of paranormal events begin to take place, which baffles the community and the police.