Memory, identity and trust
Anita wakes in London without memories of her Faerie identity, her true love or her quest, and must work out whom to trust.
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Frewin Jones - Author
This is a fantasy about recovering a lost identity and facing a choice between two worlds, framed by a quest to save Faerie and a threat to both realms.
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Sign in for personalised guidanceThis is a fantasy about recovering a lost identity and facing a choice between two worlds, framed by a quest to save Faerie and a threat to both realms.
Anita wakes in London without memories of her Faerie identity, her true love or her quest, and must work out whom to trust.
Tania, described as Faerie’s long-lost princess, must ultimately choose between Faerie and the Mortal World.
Anita’s quest is to save Faerie from a deadly plague, and the story leads towards a final battle with both worlds at stake.
A deadly plague and a final battle are part of the conflict, with both worlds at stake.
This is a grounded book brief while Suitabook strengthens the analysis: the current material supports only a cautious reading; another book-specific source is still needed.
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