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Braided Path

Chris Wooding · 3 novels · 2003–2005

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The Braided Path is a trilogy of fantasy novels by British writer Chris Wooding. The series starts with The Weavers of Saramyr, released in 2004, which was Wooding's first adult fantasy book. This is reflected in the book not just in the style of writing, but also in the graphic scenes as well. The second book, The Skein of Lament, was published in 2004, while The Ascendancy Veil was published in 2005 to end the trilogy.

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Grim and intense: 100% of this series' placed works, the catalog's 46%.

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