Witty, mordant and original, this queer urban YA fantasy will appeal to fans of Holly Black. * The Guardian * Drolly funny and with a wildly inventive magic system, this is an addictive read. * The Bookseller * Genuine and surprising. Hinds has created a witchy, magical fantasy that explores grief, self-love, gender expression, and societal expectations with nuance and care. * F.T. Lukens, New York Times bestselling author of Spell Bound * Wise, brilliantly written, and full of humour and heart - I loved it. * Sophie Keetch, author of Morgan Is My Name * Hinds has crafted a perfect blend of contemporary and folklore. A tender and gripping exploration of grief, non-binary empowerment, and love in many forms. Beautiful. * Ashley Thorpe. author of The Boy to Beat the Gods * This book weaves together themes of grief, gender identity, and self-acceptance; mixing magic, romance and British folklore with a powerful stare at the effects of societal pressure. A fascinating read for 14+ year olds. * The School Reading List * Are you looking for a story so well written, so immersive, that it will feel as though a spell has been cast and there is absolutely no way you can put it down? This is the book for you. A romance, a fantasy, filled with humour, some of it dark, it is a compulsive read. * Armadillo Magazine * The novel very successfully portrays ideas about gender fluidity. * Books for Keeps *
