Fatebound · Book II
An Age of Ruin and Glory
The treaties have burned. In the wreckage, a servant's daughter discovers what she is willing to become.
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In an age of ruin, the only way to survive is to become something glorious—or something monstrous.
The treaties have burned. The empires are tearing one another apart. In the wreckage of a dying age, Wren Calder is about to discover exactly what she is willing to become.
When the old powers crumble and the lords of the realm turn on the weak, Duskhold becomes prey. Wren is the only thing standing between her home and the wolves at its gates. She has a weapon the world has never seen: a god's contract, and the sealed assassin bound to the other end of it.
With the Last Knife at her side, Wren strikes for the first time—and learns how easily she could love the taste of power. But every drop of strength the contract lends her must be repaid. Every time she rules him, the bond turns and forces her to kneel.
The ancient order that forged Soren does not let its blades retire. It melts them down—and everything they have grown to love.
IIBook 2 of 6 in the Fatebound saga. Read the series in order.
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“To survive the ruin, she may have to become glorious—or monstrous.”
The treaties have burned, and Wren must turn a divine contract into a weapon.
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