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Title	:	Wrayth (Book of the Order #3)
Author	:	Philippa Ballantine
Book Format	:	Mass Market Paperback
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 309 pages
Published	:	August 28th 2012 by Ace
Categories	:	Fantasy. Science Fiction. Steampunk. Magic. Fiction. Epic Fantasy

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In the Empire of Arkaym, the Order of Deacons protects and shelters the citizens from the attacks of the unliving. All are sworn to fight the evil forces of the geists—and to keep the world safe from the power of the Otherside…

Although she is one of the most powerful Deacons in the Order, Sorcha Faris is still unable to move or speak after her last battle. Even her partner, Merrick Chambers, cannot reach her through their shared Bond. Yet there are those who still fear Sorcha and the mystery of her hidden past.

Meanwhile, Merrick has been asked to investigate a new member of the Emperor’s Court. But when Sorcha is abducted by men seeking Raed Rossin, the shapeshifting rival to the throne, Merrick must choose where his loyalties lie.

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Original Title:	Wrayth
ISBN:	1937007758 (ISBN13: 9781937007751)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Book of the Order #3
Characters:	Sorcha Faris, Merrick Chambers, Raed Syndar Rossin

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I couldn't put this book down. I found myself completely immersed in the story, and my goodness I felt so bad for Merrick and Sorcha n this installment. The ending was AMAZING and I really cannot wait for the next installment.Damn you, Philippa Ballantine. You've got your claws in me and now I can't stop!

This book is so abysmally crappy that it killed Little One's Kindle as we were buddy reading it. I kid you not. Now that is some very hazardous reading material right there. That being said, it seems losing her beloved Kindle wasn't too traumatizing for the dear girl since she still managed to write the bestest review ever for this PoC™. You might want to go and check it out, by the way. It's much more informative and to-the-point and articulate than any of my crappy non reviews will ever be.



Just as I was wondering how three people could get into so much trouble, I was clobbered by a plot twist I never expected! Philippa Ballantine is a wonderful author.After dealing with a sick patient last night, I employed multiple delaying tactics to avoid reading the last 40 pages of Wrayth. All good things must come to an end; I finished Wrayth, and the plot twists kept clobbering. I knew this was not the final book of the Order, but I did not see any of this coming. A good series should be

Depressing. Too dark for my taste

another great book. everything it's making sense and I'm enjoying the hell out of it. leaning about Sorcha's past was both interesting and fucked up.

Wow, what a great adventure. It took me a bit to get into the different characters, but once I did I couldn't put down the book. The different settings were described so well, I felt as if I could reach out and touch them. The story line flowed perfectly from the last book in the series to this one. I can't wait to read the next one.