I just picked up The Merciful Crow on sale for $2.99! on Amazon, so I am super excited to join in on this readalong! It looks like it is going to be a ton of fun! The readalong will include recaps of each section of The Merciful Crow, coupled with exclusive, behind-the-scenes content from author Margaret Owen and fun giveaways. Join in on the fun!
You can grab a copy of The Merciful Crow right now for only $2.99 to join in on the fun!
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Mark your calendar with all our #MercifulCrowReadalong dates below:
Week 1 – July 6
Part One: Sinners and Queens
Chapters 1-8: Team FierceReads
Week 2 – July 13
Part Two: Traitors and Chiefs
Chapters 9-16: @ForeverYoungAdult
Week 3 – July 20
Part Three: Bastards and Gods
Chapters 17-The End: @BookCrushin
The Merciful Crow (The Merciful Crow, #1) by Margaret Owen Pages: 384
Published by Henry Holt (BYR) on July 30, 2019
A future chieftain.
Fie abides by one rule: look after your own. Her Crow caste of undertakers and mercy-killers takes more abuse than coin, but when they’re called to collect royal dead, she’s hoping they’ll find the payout of a lifetime.
A fugitive prince.
When Crown Prince Jasimir turns out to have faked his death, Fie’s ready to cut her losses—and perhaps his throat. But he offers a wager that she can’t refuse: protect him from a ruthless queen, and he’ll protect the Crows when he reigns.
A too-cunning bodyguard.
Hawk warrior Tavin has always put Jas’s life before his, magically assuming the prince’s appearance and shadowing his every step. But what happens when Tavin begins to want something to call his own?
The Faithless Hawk is the conclusion to Margaret Owen’s Merciful Crow duology, hits shelves on August 18. Join in on this readalong now to get ready for the sequel!
Who else is going to join in with me? Let me know in the comments below!
About Margaret Owen
Born and raised at the end of the Oregon Trail, Margaret Owen spent her childhood haunting the halls of Powell’s Books. After earning her degree in Japanese, her love of espresso called her north to Seattle, where she worked in everything from thrift stores to presidential campaigns. The common thread between every job can be summed up as: lessons were learned.
She now spends her days wrestling disgruntled characters onto the page, and negotiating a long-term hostage situation with her two monstrous cats. (There is surprisingly little difference between the two.)
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