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Book 3 in The Faithful and the Fallen
Ruin
by John Gwynne
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About Ruin
- Who wrote Ruin?
- Ruin was written by John Gwynne.
- Is Ruin part of a series?
- Yes. Ruin is book 3 in the The Faithful and the Fallen series. To read the series in order, start with Malice.
- How many pages is Ruin?
- Ruin is 768 pages long.
- What books are similar to Ruin?
- If you enjoyed Ruin, readers also recommend The Black Prism, Ship of Magic, A Game of Thrones and Of Blood and Fire.
About John Gwynne
New York Times bestselling author of brutal, epic fantasy. Creator of The Faithful and the Fallen, Of Blood and Bone, and The Bloodsworn Saga. David Gemmell Morningstar Award winner. Viking reenactor crafting tales of warriors, honor, and ancient gods.
Books, series and tropes by John Gwynne