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Cover Image: A Forgery of Fate

A Forgery of Fate

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Tessa D, Reviewer

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After her father’s trade ship is lost at sea, Truyan's happy life is turned upside down. Five years later Tru, her two younger sisters, and mother are barely making ends meet. Tru has turned to art forgery to balance her mother’s gambling debt and to support her sisters. But her mom’s most recent relapse has detrimental consequences. Tru has no choice but to explore the possible magic underscoring her painting talent and strike a deal with the demon prince. This leads her to the undersea and into a realm completely foreign and deadly. Will she be able to save her family and make them whole again?

This was a great read. Tru is an interesting character who is likeable and has a unique talent with her painting that drives the story thread. There is a light fantastical and magical quality to the story as it’s really driven more by the relationship between Tru and the demon prince. Light romance, bright characters and the strength of family drive this novel. Easy to pick up and read. 5 stars.

Based on a digital Advanced Reader’s Copy provided by Random House Children’s, Knopf Books for Young Readers and NetGalley for an honest review. Thank you!
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