I want to point out that the author is the same as of In His Shoes, so expect strong characterization here too. At this point the story has caught up to "The Boy in the Iceberg", and it's remarkable that the story still sticks to canon believably despite the radically different circumstances in which Zuko grows up. As a bonus, there are some fanarts of the AU in her userpage.
Black Charizard's review
I want to point out that the author is the same as of In His Shoes, so expect strong characterization here too. At this point the story has caught up to "The Boy in the Iceberg", and it's remarkable that the story still sticks to canon believably despite the radically different circumstances in which Zuko grows up. As a bonus, there are some fanarts of the AU in her userpage
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