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The Song of the Dead: BOOK III OF THE RECOLETTA SERIES
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The Song of the Dead: BOOK III OF THE RECOLETTA SERIES

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With Ruthers dead and the Library Accord signed by Recoletta, its neighbours, and its farming communes, Inspector Malone and her partner Laundress Jane Lin are in limbo as the cityleaders around them vie for power.

A desperate attempt to save Arnault from execution leads to Malone’s arrest and Jane’s escape. They must pursue each other across the sea to discover a civilization that has held together over the centuries.
There they will finally learn the truths about the Catastrophe that drove their own civilization underground.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Watkins Media
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 May 2017
Pages
400
ISBN
9780857666093

With Ruthers dead and the Library Accord signed by Recoletta, its neighbours, and its farming communes, Inspector Malone and her partner Laundress Jane Lin are in limbo as the cityleaders around them vie for power.

A desperate attempt to save Arnault from execution leads to Malone’s arrest and Jane’s escape. They must pursue each other across the sea to discover a civilization that has held together over the centuries.
There they will finally learn the truths about the Catastrophe that drove their own civilization underground.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Watkins Media
Country
United Kingdom
Date
2 May 2017
Pages
400
ISBN
9780857666093