Road of the Lost

 

Title: Road of the Lost
Author: Nafiza Azad
Publisher: Margaret K. McElderry Books
Publication Date: October 18th, 2022 
Genres: Young Adult, Fantasy

rating - 4/5 stars


Synopsis:


Even the most powerful magic can’t hide a secret forever.


Croi is a brownie, glamoured to be invisible to humans. Her life in the Wilde Forest is ordinary and her magic is weak—until the day that her guardian gives Croi a book about magick from the Otherworld, the world of the Higher Fae. Croi wakes the next morning with something pulling at her core, summoning her to the Otherworld. It’s a spell she cannot control or break.


Forced to leave her home, Croi begins a journey full of surprises…and dangers. For Croi is not a brownie at all but another creature entirely, enchanted to forget her true heritage. As Croi ventures beyond the forest, her brownie glamour begins to shift and change. Who is she really, who is summoning her, and what do they want? Croi will need every ounce of her newfound magic and her courage as she travels a treacherous path to find her true self and the place in the Otherworld where she belongs.


My review - It's been a long time since I've felt a world like the Cruel Prince. That's really what it reminded me of. A lot of this book felt like traveling/adventure and we didn't get the heavy hitting action until towards the end, so I am really excited to see where this series is going to go. I was really interested in the stone statue and think that was tied in so naturally as well as the use of true names.


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Author Information


Nafiza Azad is a self-identified island girl. She has hurricanes in her blood and dreams of a time she can exist solely on mangoes and pineapple. Born in Lautoka, Fiji, she currently resides in British Columbia, Canada, where she reads too many books, watches too many K-dramas, and writes stories about girls taking over the world. Nafiza is the coeditor of the young adult anthology Writing in Color and author of The Candle and the Flame, which was nominated for the William C. Morris Award, The Wild Ones, and Road of the Lost. Learn more at NafizaAzad.com. 


Author Links: 

Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/15615126.S_K_Ali

Twitter: https://twitter.com/nafizaa

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nafizaaz/


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