Ruled: A Tor.Com Original from The Birthmarked Trilogy

· The Birthmarked Trilogy Book 4 · Tor Books
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The bracelet sits in his pocket, patiently waiting to be slipped around Gaia's wrist. Leon needs to see her again. He finds out that Gaia is delivering a baby in the village, and he makes the trip to visit the sixteen-year-old midwife-only to find that the birth is not going too well. The bracelet-and what it means to the both of them-will have to wait. This short story takes place during the time between the second book in the Birthmarked trilogy (Prized) and the final book (Promised) and offers a rare glimpse into the mind and heart of Leon Grey.


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3.8
13 reviews
A Google user
October 2, 2012
I loved it! It was short, but amazing! You should read it. But you haven't read the first and second book, you wouldn't get it.
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Ryan M
April 28, 2013
This is a great trilogy. Love these books.
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About the author

Since earning an MA in the Writing Seminars at Johns Hopkins University, Caragh M. O'Brien has been a high school teacher, an author of romance novels, and now a novelist for teens. Her novels Birthmarked and Prized were both on the YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults lists. Birthmarked was also a Junior Library Guild Selection and chosen for the ALA 2011 Amelia Bloomer List. She lives with her family and writes from her home in Connecticut.

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