Fatemarked Origins books in order

Fatemarked Origins is a companion series to the Fatemarked Epic, consisting of three volumes of origin stories that provide background on key characters from the main series. The volumes are best read interspersed with the main novels rather than separately.

Reading order

# Title Published Author Buy on Amazon
1 Fatemarked 2017 David Estes N/A
2 Fatemarked Origins: Volume I 2017 David Estes N/A
3 Fatemarked Origins: Volume II 2017 David Estes N/A
4 Truthmarked 2017 David Estes N/A
5 Fatemarked Origins: Volume III 2017 David Estes N/A
6 Soulmarked 2017 David Estes N/A
7 Deathmarked 2017 David Estes N/A
8 Lifemarked 2017 David Estes N/A

The Fatemarked Origins volumes are collections of short stories and novellas that expand on the histories of characters who appear in the main Fatemarked Epic series. They were published in 2017, the same year as the first three main novels, and Estes intended them to be read interspersed with the primary books rather than saved until the end.

Each Origins volume focuses on characters who carry the fatemark — the magical birthmarks that define destiny in the series — and shows events from their pasts that are only referenced or hinted at in the main story. For readers who become attached to specific characters, the Origins material adds depth without significantly changing the reading order experience.

The full reading order is listed above. Readers who want a leaner read can skip the Origins volumes on a first pass and return to them afterward, as the main five novels tell a complete story on their own.


Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Fatemarked Origins series?

There are eight books in the Fatemarked Origins series, published in 2017.

What is the first book in the Fatemarked Origins series?

The first book in the Fatemarked Origins series is Fatemarked, published in 2017.

Can Fatemarked Origins be read without reading the Fatemarked Epic?

Fatemarked Origins is written as a companion to the main series and assumes familiarity with the characters. It works best read alongside the Fatemarked Epic rather than as a standalone introduction to the world.

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