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A queer "enemies to lovers" journey of a lost princess and a changeling who was made to take the heir's place as part of a fey scheme.
Aisling is many things to many people: princess, heir to the throne, teenage daughter of two loving parents… She's also about to learn a lot more about herself: changeling. Fey creature. Hunted. Feared. Loved?
Forgive-Me-Not is the name given to the true princess ― the lost teenage biological daughter to the king and queen, who's grown up in the chaotic and untrustworthy realm of Faerie. When Forgive-Me-Not breaks into Aisling's room the night before their 18th birthday looking for revenge, the two embark on a long and arduous journey. And what starts as a confrontational and adversarial pairing grows into a bond of mutual understanding, friendship, and maybe something more…
"Fully realized characters grace the richly colored illustrations that bring this emotion-filled page-turner to life...A stunningly beautiful Sapphic adventure about figuring out love and belonging." ―Kirkus Reviews (starred review)
"[T]he bright and colorful hues of the fairy realm...burst from the pages, making for a lively adventure." ―Publishers Weekly (starred review)
"Simultaneously mildly bloody and adorable...[a] sparkling sapphic romance." ―Booklist
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Mari Costa is a Luso-Brazilian cartoonist with a bachelor's degree in Character Animation. She's in love with creating stories and populating them with people who have very messy interpersonal drama. Some of her work includes Life of Melody, The Demon of Beausoleil, and Belle of the Ball.
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