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Heather E. Peek has written:

'The Archives of the University of Cambridge'

'Archives of University of Cambridge'

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Heather E. Peek is an author known for her works in the fantasy genre, particularly the "The Marked" series, which follows the story of a young woman with magical abilities. Her writing often features strong female protagonists and intricate world-building.

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