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    The Marked: Volume Two

    By March McCarron

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    Read the epic two-book conclusion to the Marked Series. Old friends and new allies face a growing danger, which threatens to eliminate free-will and enslave a nation.
    The coming fight will be bloody. The cost will be high. But what choice do they have?

    The Marked: Volume Two includes:
    Book 3, Lamentation of the Marked
    Book 4, Resolution of the Marked

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    Lamentation of the Marked

    “When the thing you must lose is too great to bear...”

    In the wake of Quade’s public failure, Accord becomes the lone safe haven in all of Trinitas. Ko-Jin, in his new capacity as general, works together with the royal siblings to safeguard and fortify the capital. But the citizens are afraid, and tensions between the Cosanta and the Chiona run high. Still, no one wishes to leave the refuge of those city walls.

    No one save for Bray, who is determined to find Yarrow above all else. But the man she eventually tracks down does not know her—he does not know himself. Meanwhile, Arlow is drawn deeper into the fold of the Pauper’s Men, Peer is thrust into an unwanted leadership role, and Vendra plots revenge.

    All the while, Quade Asher marshals his armies. War is coming. But long before his military forces arrive, he will make his enemies suffer for the humiliation of his defeat. He will sow fear, break spirits, and leave them bleeding. Quade will test the strength of those who oppose him: how much loss and suffering can they bear, and still fight on?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMarch McCarron
    Release dateFeb 19, 2019
    ISBN9780463135044
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    The Marked: Volume Two
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    March McCarron

    March McCarron grew up outside of Philadelphia. She earned a BA in English, and—useless degree in hand—went on to wait tables and sell used cars. More recently, she moved to South Korea with her husband, where she teaches English at a private academy. Aside from writing, she loves travel, craft beer, folk music, and all things geek.

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