Lone Wolf Huntress Trilogy #1 - Marked for Death

In Vassagonia there is a saying: Two things surely will curse you: the keeping of a secret and the seeking of a secret. In your case, you are doubly cursed, for the secret you seek is your own.

Eight years ago, in MS 4992, you stumbled out of the Vassagonia Dry Main, your surcoat torn and covered in blood. You bore no memory of how you came to be in the desert, or who gave you your wounds. You soon became a mercenary and bounty hunter and though you have never stopped searching for your true name, a new one has been given to you by your clients. They call you the Huntress.

Now, in MARKED FOR DEATH, the first book in The Huntress Trilogy, you come to the magical city of Toran, where the last of the noble Haert family has promised to tell you who you are in exchange for finding a lost relic of their house. Your hunt will take you on a mad chase through the city and a race for the truth — for you are not the only one after the Haert's secrets.


- Face off against the terrifying Tall Man and learn other secrets of the city of Toran in Marked For Death, the first book in The Huntress Trilogy.
- Cut down your enemies with new combative techniques, from the Zantashi blade to the martial arts of Drova Das. Every battle is different and offers exciting new strategies.
- Your choices not only determine the ending but affect the plot of the next two books in the series – you decide your fate!
- Pick abilities from among twelve new Hunting Arts, including Thieving Skills, Alchemy, and the ability to use a Borese Handcannon.
- Perfect for new fans and Lone Wolf veterans. No prior knowledge of the series is needed, just pick up and play.
- Chock full of Lone Wolf Easter Eggs - perhaps answering questions that have long been wondered at.
- Set fifty years before the events of Flight From the Dark.
- Features over 35 pieces of new art from Fighting Fantasy artist Gary Ward, including new maps and action charts.
- Covers designed by Christopher Shy, founder of Ronin Studios - known for his work on God of War and Call of Duty.
- Edited by Ben Dever, Vincent Lazzari, and August Hahn.