Genre: Young Adult, Historical Fiction, Fantasy
Source: I received a review copy from the publisher to facilitate my
review.
From Goodreads:
Alexis Davenport wants to go home.
She hates her new school, her mother for moving her away from her friends, and
her father for walking out.
To make matters worse, Alex is
haunted by images of strange girls reflected in her mirror. It’s bad enough
juggling homework, a relentless bully, boys, and a deadbeat dad; now, she must
save the world from an evil presence hell-bent on changing the past – and our
futures. Who knew her A+ in history was going to be this important?
My Thoughts:
I love historical fiction. In this
case we have a teen, Alexis Davenport whose father has deserted her and her
mother taking all of their money with them.
They are forced to live with an aunt in her guest house. She is starting
high school, which I itself is traumatic enough. She makes a couple of friends and then a very
bad bully, enemy. One of the most
popular girls is out to get her. Add to
all of that the fact she keeps seeing someone else’s reflection in the mirror
and you think things can’t get much worse.
You would be wrong. Alexis finds
herself drawn through the mirror. She
soon learns that the history she loves is being altered. It’s a good thing she loves history so
much. Now she must do what she has to do
to save it, to keep it from being changed.
I was given an electronic copy from
the author to read for this review. I
definitely want to get a physical copy to put on my shelves. The author has done an excellent job of creating
a character that teens will be able to identify with. They will understand so many of the
situations she finds herself in and then be able to escape to another world or
time period with the character. I
believe this is a book that won’t stay on my shelves long. I look forward to the second book as well.
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