Raven Marked

Raven's never been one for fairy tales, especially not the ones where a mischievous sprite explodes in pink goo, an imp smells of old boots and bong resin, or she ends up with a demon god's tattoos. But in the gritty, magic-soaked twin cities of Dusk and Dawn, fairy tales are very real–and Raven's just been unwillingly cast as the reluctant harbinger of the apocalypse.

Having survived being possessed by a demon god, tattooed from head to foot with infernal symbols, and technically dying, Raven now jumps from the pan into the fire. With the Infernals' plan to take over the world thwarted, Fae power begins to rise and with it a new threat to Dusk and its people.

The world has changed. In the wake of the Fae uprising, Infernal power has waned and Raven now finds herself estranged from her old city, her old crew, and her closest friend. Struggling to come to terms with a new life without Mia, Harry's betrayal, and her work with the Bureau, Raven is visited by an old acquaintance and a new threat to the twin cities emerges. The Fae might once more be in ascendence, but they are not the greatest threat to stability within the twin cities, nor the world beyond. Something darker and much more insidious now stalks the streets of Dusk.

With the city of Dust now little more than a dedicated memory and the Midnight Guard threatening to destroy the world in its entirety, Raven and her unhappy commune of Fae and Infernal survivors try to survive. While hunting the tainted remnants of the old city for hidden artifacts that might help them in their fight against the Guard, Raven discovers a curious statue they come to know as the Martyr. But of course, life for Raven is never that simple.