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Daughter of Ruin

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Daughter of Ruin

By: Mark Lawrence
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Summary
A woman who has meted out the vengeance of the Furies all her life must fight for her own fate in this vicious and epic sequel to Daughter of Crows.

Mollandra Plight knows the true nature of the Academy of Kindness, which hones young girls into weapons of retribution in the image of the Furies. It is a crucible in an endless cycle of crime and punishment, guilt and revenge. Mollandra has been both victim and victimizer: too strong to break, but not strong enough to escape.

Now Mollandra has crossed death’s river, seeking peace, ready to face judgement. But the monster who is her mother has pursued her even here, and the fate of her youngest child still hangs in the balance. Perhaps Mollandra has already been judged as wicked and denied her rest. Certainly, she is not done fighting.

If she wants to save her daughter, Mollandra must look to the brutal lessons of her past. And as any graduate of the Academy knows: nothing can be forgotten. Nothing forgiven.
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Reviews

Praise for Daughter of Crows

“Beautifully written with compelling characters… fabulous.”—John Gwynne, New York Times bestselling author of The Bloodsworn Saga

"An elegant, consuming epic."—Entertainment Weekly

“Told in multiple viewpoints and flashback chapters, this story is one of reclamation and survival, family and friendships, and the power of memory retained and lost.”—Library Journal (starred review)

"Glimmering grimdark fantasy...Lawrence draws from several different mythological pantheons to build this surprising new world and keeps readers guessing how the dangers detailed in the flashbacks will play out, sparing none of his characters from gruesome fates, deserved or not...Lawrence’s fans will be eager for more."—Publishers Weekly

"This is just one of those books you wish you could enjoy again for the first time. From page one the action kicks off and ratchets up with every chapter...Daughter of Crows is already a contender for best read of 2026."—SFF Insiders
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