The Princess in His Eyes - by Rachel Christine Strubhar (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

Imagine you wake up one day to find that your entire life is a lie. In a single moment, your origins, your identity, and your destiny are called into question. While your new life promises joy and peace such as you never imagined possible, giving up everything you have ever known to step into a different reality is terrifying.

Faugh, the presumed daughter of an evil prince, bravely tries to live her new life. But she finds that the old life still exists in her heart. Now she feels like she is living an even bigger lie! Is she destined to live a deception forever?

The Princess in His Eyes, a beautifully illustrated fairytale book, appeals to every reader. Toddlers and young readers will love the dynamically animated illustrations. Middle-grade readers and young adults will be inspired and encouraged by the meaningful character development and relatable themes of an identity crisis, struggle, and reckoning.

Review Quotes

"I'm honestly at a loss for words. This story is unique yet timeless, beautifully written and illustrated, and touching in the most inspiring and moving ways. Every girl, of every age, should hear or read this story, and it will undoubtedly stay with her for all time." K.P. Freed

"What a beautifully crafted book! Both author and illustrator shared the love of King Jesus on every page. I appreciated that life's sometimes painful realities were not shied away from but exposed to the light and redeemed! You don't often see this in children's Princess stories. This is one treasure I will read to my grandchildren over and over again.

Regardless of age, this book will touch your heart! Looking forward to more from this new author." Tammy K.

"The Princess in His Eyes is a story about a father whose love shakes the earth. It beautifully mirrors the story of the Cross where the love of a Father - not only for His dying child, but for an entire dying race - shook the earth.

The gorgeous illustrations that accompany this simple tale will make it appealing to children, while the threads of truth that run throughout will intrigue their parents." Laura R.