Here’s the set-up for Rachel Wade’s The Tragedy of Knowledge, just $2.99 on Kindle:PLEASE NOTE: The print length is NOT 148 pages. It is 240 pages.
The Battle Comes Home.
After arranging a hopeful but risky alliance during their visit to the Amaranthian realm, Camille, Gavin, and the resistance don’t have much time to recover from their failed mission. Forced to create a new strategy to achieve their goal, they embark on a different mission—one that possibly holds the missing key to their quest for victory, and their deadliest one yet.
As they attempt round two to restore peace and freedom for their kind, they must rely on help from the living, the bayous, and beyond to decipher allies from enemies, good magic from bad, and whether the source claiming to lead the way to their destiny can be trusted. Racing against the clock to solve the mystery of their fate, they find the battle has come right to their doorstep, and this time, everyone must pay a price.
From the reviewers:
So good I couldn’t put it down. I was shortly dissapointed just because I read it so fast. Great ending to an even better series. – Shannon
When I first read Amaranth in October 2011, I was so excited to read something so original. Rachael’s trilogy is not just about your traditional vampires. Rachael’s are magical and spiritual, having deep backgrounds. So when I read The Tragedy of Knowledge I was sad, because I knew it was ending. This book showed us Gavin and Camille’s true relationship. I was so happy to see them finally together in The Gates, and they certainly didn’t disappoint this round. So here is the end of The Resistance Trilogy but I know that Rachael won’t leave us for long, she has some more great stories coming. Enjoy 🙂 – The Book Diaries
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Rachael Wade is the Amazon #1 bestselling author of the paranormal romance series, The Resistance Trilogy, and the contemporary romance, Preservation.
When she’s not writing, she’s busy learning French, watching too many movies, and learning how to protect wildlife and stop animal cruelty.
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