Reviewed summary
Daughter of the Burning City
Ever wonder what it’s like to grow up surrounded by illusions that feel more real than your actual family? Now imagine those illusions start dying. Amanda Foody’s Daughter of the Burning City throws you into a carnival-city where magic isn’t just tricks—it’s life itself, and losing it means losing everything. It’s a dark mystery wrapped in fantasy, and it doesn’t pull punches on what ‘real’ even means.
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