About This Book
Reach for this book when your teenager is struggling with the isolation of grief or feels like a fish out of water in a new, high pressure social environment. Alexandria Lee is uprooted from her bohemian California life and thrust into the rigid, wealthy world of Savannah debutantes following her mother's death. This story explores the tension between honoring family legacy and maintaining one's own identity, all while navigating the complex emotions of losing a parent. The narrative blends Southern Gothic mystery with supernatural elements, making it an engaging choice for readers who enjoy urban fantasy. While the setting is steeped in glamour and magic, the core of the book is a realistic examination of peer pressure and the masks we wear to fit in. Parents should note the themes of substance use and occult practices, making this most suitable for mature teens aged 14 and up who are ready to discuss the cost of belonging and the darker side of social hierarchies.
