Deception's Pawn by Esther Friesner, 321 pages
The sequel to Deception's Princess follows Lady Maeve to her new
home where she will be fostering. There she meets a new group of girls
who are about her age and makes what she thinks are real friends for the first
time in her life. She comes to realize that they may not be as real as
she hoped, as she struggles with pranks and snubs from the other girls.
She also finds that people are still trying to force her into relationships
that she doesn't want. Her foster mother thinks that Maeve and her son
are following in love. While Maeve likes him as a friend and enjoys his
company, especially since he is the caretaker of the falcon she originally
healed, she has no interest in marrying him. Maeve is still struggling to
carve her own path so that she can have the life she wants. Friesner's
books always have great, strong, female protagonists, which make them
interesting, especially to teens girls who like historical fiction.
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