A Little Less Invisible
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One chronically ill girl.
Fae who feed on pain.
Being a snack just got a whole new meaning.
Sixteen-year-old Sedona “Seda” Gerard has one goal: stay in school and on track for her future. But chronic heart issues and pain make it feel like she’s getting rotisserie chicken roasted from the inside out. School administrators are trying to force her into the hospital-homebound program because of all her absences, and her doctors are stumped, unable to diagnose what’s wrong.
Then, right as she’s made a plan to outfox the administrators and avoid being sent home, fae monsters masquerading as humans—beings who feed on pain—hunt her down at school. Someone told the monsters about her. They crave her chronic pain—and worse, they want her trapped at home too, helpless, so they can feed without anyone noticing just like they did with the last chronically ill girl.
Nikolai Shaw is probably human and definitely Seda’s only hope for protecting herself as the fae close in. Too bad he’s prickly as a bundle of IV needles, with a smile that does funny things to whatever is wrong with her heart. But he knows about a weapon that can destroy the monsters for good. While he has a secret agenda of his own, he’s willing to help Seda get it, but they have to hurry—before the fae make a meal out of Seda and erase her from existence forever.
Teen Wolf meets Legendborn in this heart-pounding, romantic, and bitingly funny YA contemporary fantasy debut featuring a chronically ill girl, the fae who want to turn her into a meal, and the secretive but annoyingly cute boy she needs to help her stop them. Perfect for fans of Holly Black.
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Maisie M. Meyers writes YA fantasy that fuses humor, fairytale monsters, and chronic illness rep. Because feeling like you’re getting rotisserie chicken roasted from the inside out every day doesn’t mean you can’t have your fairytale too. Like all of her main characters, she lives with chronic health issues, including: POTS (Standing up fast? Overrated.); MCAS (When your body treats all food and air like potential enemies.); hEDS (When your joints function more like a suggestion than a rule, and they do NOT like to stay in their assigned seats.); chronic pain (see above.); and more! (Grimaces.) She has an M.A. in English with a focus on fairytales and folktales, and when she’s not writing about characters facing terrible (but interesting) choices, she works as a technical writer, battles the Florida heat like a reluctant cryptid, and wonders why there aren’t more disabled and chronically ill characters in fantasy. Let’s fix that, yeah?
Emma Love is a talented audiobook narrator and actor as well as an award-winning singer. A lover of books, she has also lent her talents to commercials, animated characters, and television promotions that can be heard and seen around the globe. After training in New York City, she moved to the Pacific Northwest, where she enjoys hiking on sunny days and reading romance novels on rainy days.
