Girl Reflected in Knife

<b>"A haunting, bold portrait of a young woman whose world has reached fever pitch, whose grief has taken on a life of its own. Unputdownable and exquisitely written, <i>Girl Reflected in Knife </i>is chilling yet beautiful, fantastical yet all too real, as we follow one girl through the looking glass.” —Amber Smith, <i>New York Times </i>bestselling author of <i>The Way I Used to Be</i></b><br><br>Destiny can’t count on anyone but herself. Her mother has struggled with addiction for all of Destiny’s life, moving them from town to town, bad boyfriend to bad boyfriend—including a particularly dark period in Texas, where Destiny ended up in a psychiatric hospital. But Destiny’s mother is newly sober and stable. And Destiny is falling in love. <br><br>Destiny never believed in happily ever after, but that doesn’t stop her confidence from fraying when the first guy she ever trusted casually shatters her heart. Spiraling hard, she tells a tiny, desperate lie to buy herself a moment of hope. But as the lie grows and the pressures tangle, she gets lost in her own deception, and the line between truth and fantasy starts to blur. <br><br>With time untethered and her perception in knots, Destiny must find a way to reclaim her story and weave a new ending—before its beginnings unravel.<br><br><i>"Be careful of the story you tell yourself. It might become the one you believe." </i>