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Setting: The setting of this book is in Minnesota along the Mississippi River where the Forening live. It’s a town for Tyrlles and after Wendy gets taken with Finn that’s where they are taken too. They get taken from a small town not mentioned. The Forening is a gated community only tyrlles, trackers and Manskligs live there. It’s a small community.
Plot: In the plot basically its Wendy finding out she has a real family and she’s been living with a fake family. Throughout the book she finds out she’s a princess and her mom is queen of the Forenings so she has to learn all the ways to behave and act. While doing this she falls for Finn her tracker and in the Forening town you aren’t allowed to date the trackers you have to date someone in the

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