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Bloodlinessharedsharedsharednot sharednot shared
Skulduggery Pleasantsharednot sharednot sharednot sharednot shared
The Red Pyramidsharedsharednot sharednot sharednot shared
City of Bonessharedsharednot sharednot sharednot shared
Six of Crowssharedsharednot sharednot sharednot shared
The Cruel Princesharednot sharednot sharednot sharednot shared
An Ember in the Ashessharednot sharednot sharednot sharednot shared
Markedsharedsharednot sharednot sharednot shared
A Princess of Marssharednot sharedsharednot sharednot shared
Temptedsharedsharednot sharedsharednot shared
Destinedsharedsharednot sharedsharednot shared

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About Victoria Aveyard

Born
Born in East Longmeadow, United States, in 1990. Source: Wikidata and the place's own entry, checked November 6, 2026.
Series
Besides Red Queen she writes the Realm Breaker trilogy and the Lyrian Sea duology. Source: victoriaaveyard.com, checked November 6, 2026. the REALM BREAKER trilogy ... the LYRIAN SEA duology
Translations
Her books have been published in more than 40 languages. Source: victoriaaveyard.com, checked November 6, 2026. been published in over 40 languages

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