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Also by Carrie Vaughn:

The Wild Dead, July 2018
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Bannerless, July 2017
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Urban Allies, August 2016
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Kitty Saves The World, August 2015
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The Doll Collection, March 2015
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Dreams Of The Golden Age, January 2014
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Hex Appeal, June 2012
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Kitty's Big Trouble, July 2011
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Voices Of Dragons, March 2011
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Discord's Apple, March 2011
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Brave New Worlds, February 2011
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Kitty Goes To War, July 2010
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Running With The Pack, June 2010
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Kitty's House Of Horrors, January 2010
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Kitty Raises Hell, March 2009
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Kitty And The Dead Man's Hand, February 2009
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Kitty and The Silver Bullet, January 2008
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Kitty Takes a Holiday, April 2007
Mass Market Paperback
Kitty Goes to Washington, July 2006
Paperback
Kitty and the Midnight Hour, November 2005
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The Wild Dead
Carrie Vaughn

Bannerless Saga #2
John Joseph Adams/Mariner Books
July 2018
On Sale: July 17, 2018
272 pages
ISBN: 0544947312
EAN: 9780544947313
Kindle: B074GRCZNZ
Trade Size / e-Book
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Science Fiction | Dystopian

Mysteries and murder abound in the sequel to the Philip K. Dick Award–winning Bannerless

A century after environmental and economic collapse, the people of the Coast Road have rebuilt their own sort of civilization, striving not to make the mistakes their ancestors did. They strictly ration and manage resources, including the ability to have children. Enid of Haven is an investigator, who with her new partner, Teeg, is called on to mediate a dispute over an old building in a far-flung settlement at the edge of Coast Road territory. The investigators’ decision seems straightforward — and then the body of a young woman turns up in the nearby marshland. Almost more shocking than that, she’s not from the Coast Road, but from one of the outsider camps belonging to the nomads and wild folk who live outside the Coast Road communities. Now one of them is dead, and Enid wants to find out who killed her, even as Teeg argues that the murder isn’t their problem. In a dystopian future of isolated communities, can our moral sense survive the worst hard times?

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