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Deathmarked

The Fatemarked Epic, Book 4

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Deathmarked

By: David Estes
Narrated by: Derek Perkins
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While the war for the Four Kingdoms drags on, a new threat emerges from across the sea.

To the North, Annise Gäric seek to rescue Lady Zelda and retake Castle Hill from the sellswords known as the Brotherhood. In the back of her mind is a growing fear, something she can't quite explain. Meanwhile, Lisbeth Lorne tries to regain control of the ancient army of Sleeping Knights before they become the horde of death her soulmark has shown to her in visions.

In the West, Rhea Loren find herself at a crossroads: continue down the path of destruction or seek another way, another life. But when the truth she's buried from her own people comes to light, she loses the control she so desperately clings to.

In the East, newly crowned King Gareth Ironclad must decide whether to pursue peace or follow in his father's and brother's footsteps. After all, he now has a dragon …

In Calyp, Raven Sandes is forced to fight in the pits of Zune. She wants nothing more than to give up, to die, until she discovers her sister, Whisper, is a prisoner too. What she doesn't know is that Gwendolyn Storm is closing in on her, seeking her own vengeance for the latest attack on Ferria.

Roan Loren, on the other hand, continues to seek knowledge, clinging to the Western Oracle's prophecy of peace. His journey takes him south to Teragon, where a truth has been hidden for more than a decade.

Grey Arris, with his new pirate allies, sails for the southern continent, but he doesn't know what monsters lurk beneath the waters of the Burning Sea.

In the Southern empire of Phanes, Jai Jiroux and the Black Tears fight to maintain order as the newly released slaves cry for the blood of their previous masters. At the same time, he must control the slave army to defend against the Phanecians warriors to the North, who have a new leader: Bane. The kingslayer still wants peace, but he's finally realized that he might have to destroy everything to achieve it.

©2018 David Estes (P)2018 Podium Publishing
Action & Adventure Epic Fantasy Fiction Young Adult Royalty King Pirate
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Engaging Storytelling • Complex Characters • Beautiful Writing • Detailed Worldbuilding • Interwoven Plotlines
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And he delivered once again!!! I love this adventure and the characters that are taking me through it. Thanks Estes!

Delivered

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Deathmarked is the best one so far in The Fatemarked Epic. I have my favorite characters and end up changing my mind after each Part.

Best one so far

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This is definitely a series that if you start them you won't want them to end

love the entire series

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Loved it! Story continues to grow keeping your interest. The characters are all captivating and love the way they are interwoven.

Engrossing

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I love the character development. The plot thickens as the end is near. thank you for an excellent read

character development

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Far past when most storytelling is done by book 3, Estes pours it on in his fourth book of the series. Unlike most books in the middle of a series, this one continues to pour forth his beautiful and elegant writing style while offering everything you could want in an epic journey.

Spoiler alert…do not read ahead if you don’t want any details of the book.

My only complaints were a feeling of, “okay enough is enough when it came to the relationship between Queen Anise and Tarin. (I listened to the audio version so not sure I spelled their names correctly).

Second, some of the fighting felt a little hollow. The battles are very specific to the character experienced which is interesting and continues the character building but show me a little more concerning the army and the actual battle. Discuss numbers more. How lines are meeting and the slaughter raged through the lines a good bit more.

Masterful, Epic & Beautiful

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Makes you excited for the final book and completing the story David Estes and Derek Perkis have brought to life.

Continues where the series left off...

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Can't believe how much I have come to enjoy this series even though I have found it frustrating at times. I have read this series from the very beginning and I dont regret it. This book along with the other ones in the series have been awesome to listen to. There are many things to love about this series/book. For instance, like how it's well-written with well-detailed scenery as the author takes their readers on these flawed characters traveles as they each go through their own trials and tribulations. However, there are some things I don't much care for, like how every character needs to have a love interest and some pairings are just made too fast without much development over the ones who had more build up. Super annoying in my opinion. I can't wait to listen to the final book in this series.


Frustrating at times but good!

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This series of books has accomplished what few series have before; keep me engaged true and through to the end!

Very Rare Indeed

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There was a constant perfect balance of everything you could want in a story
depth, world building, heroes, villains and every one of them, almost, not wholly heroic or villainous
just listen to it and you can never go wrong with Derek Perkins narrating!

I love this series!

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