|reviewer=Magda Healey
|genre=Teens
|summary=A stand-alone-readable sequel to ''[[Wildwood Dancing'']], this is more of an adventure then a fairy romance, though the supernatural makes plenty enough appearances and the boy-girl angle also figures. Entertanining and even educational, but marred by stilted dialogue, it can be nevertheless recommended for teenagers, fans of the genere or those looking for a travel-cum-mystery set in early modern Istanbul.
|rating=3.5
|buy=No
|borrow=Yes
|formathardback=1405052058|paperback=0330438298|audiobook=B0047005O0|ebook=Hardback
|pages=288
|publisher=Tor
|date=December 2007
|isbn=978-1405052054
|amazonuk=<amazonuk>14050520580330438298</amazonuk>
|amazonus=<amazonus>037583365X</amazonus>
}}
For a wonderful, evocative and totally convincing story of the past with a strong female lead, great other characters, a lot of adventure and a sprinkle of romance, look no further than [[Gatty's Tale]].
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