
Before she becomes the next victim, Nisha decides to uncover the secrets that surround the girls' deaths. But by getting involved, Nisha jeopardizes not only her own future in the City of a Thousand Dolls—but also her life.
What do you wish for when you're an abandoned sixteen year old girl with no caste and no place in the world? Just the basics...
Nisha Arvi's Bucket List
1. Stand on top of the city wall and look out onto the forest.
2. Find someone to redeem her away from the City of a Thousand Dolls.
3. Find the parents who abandoned her in the first place.
4. Keep her freedom, whatever the cost.
5. Live through the book.

About the Author
Miriam Forster learned to read at the age of five, wrote her first story at the age of seven and has been playing with words ever since. In real life Miriam is a recovering barista, a terrible housekeeper and a bit of a hermit. But in her mind she’s a deadly international assassin-ninja AND a fantastic dancer. When Miriam isn’t writing, she plots out fight scenes, obsesses about anthropology, nature shows and British television, and reads far too much.
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Awesome! I've actually read this book (and enjoyed it, Miriam!) and so the bucket list is more understandable and "personal" to me. :) LOL on #5, to live through the book.
ReplyDeleteI LOVED this book. A mystery in a creative world that I just fell for. Can't wait for the companion novel- write on Miriam! ^.^
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