My Biased Parents Don't Love Me
From the back cover
I had always thought that my parents were merely showing favoritism, until my eighteenth birthday, when I realized I was wrong.
On my birthday, Mom personally went into the kitchen for the first time of what I could remember to make me a traditional birthday meal, her smile warm and gentle.
But her words plunged me into a freezing abyss.
“Clary, you should give your cornea to Eva.”
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