The Faerie Path
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An ordinary girl discovers she is a lost princess of Faerie—and is torn between two worlds and between two loves.
Anita was living an ordinary life, until an elegant stranger pulled her into another world. She discovers she is Tania, the lost princess of Faerie. Since Tania’s mysterious disappearance on the eve of her wedding five hundred years before, Faerie has been sunk in gloom. With her return, Faerie comes alive again. But Tania can’t forget Anita’s world, or the boy she loved there. Torn between two loves and between two worlds, Tania comes to realize why she disappeared so long ago. There is a magical ability that only she possesses, and that she must use to stop a sinister plan that threatens not only her, but the entire world of Faerie.
Portal Fantasy: From modern-day London to a magical realm of Fae, Anita must navigate a world she doesn't remember but is destined to rule.The Lost Princess: She thought she was an ordinary girl named Anita. She's actually Tania, a Fae princess who vanished five hundred years ago on the eve of her wedding.Two Worlds, Two Loves: She can't forget Evan, the boy she left behind. But in Faerie, the powerful Gabriel Drake awaits—the fiancé she abandoned centuries ago.Ancient Magic and Deadly Secrets: Tania discovers she possesses a magical ability that is the key to stopping a sinister plan threatening the Fae court.
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British author Jones's floral Faerie tale may unspool at a measured pace, but girls will likely take to Anita, who has a boating accident with her boyfriend (they met playing Romeo and Juliet), the day before her 16th birthday. While in the hospital, she anonymously receives a beautifully bound blank book-but when she reopens it, she discovers the story of a fairy princess named Tania (the seventh daughter of King Oberon and Queen Titania) who vanished on the eve of her 16th birthday. Anita learns that she is in fact Tania (if the anagram is not enough of a clue, the appearance of Duke Gabriel Drake in her hospital room is) and that the kingdom of Faerie has been in a 500-year-long period of gloom since Queen Titania died of heartbreak at her daughter's disappearance. Tania oscillates between the two worlds, and Jones devotes much of the narrative to the teen's inner turmoil over which is her true home. Before her disappearance, Tania was to marry Gabriel, thus uniting two powerful Faerie houses. But Gabriel's intentions turn out to be less than noble. A well-executed reference to Romeo and Juliet gives the finale a bit more punch than most fantasy romances. Ages 12-up.
