Inkworld: The Color of Revenge

By: Cornelia Funke

Narrated by: Allan Corduner, Cornelia Funke

Vengeance awaits in the follow up to the epic, award-winning, New York Times bestselling Inkheart trilogy by internationally acclaimed author Cornelia Funke.

Five years after the events of Inkdeath, Meggie, Mo, and the people of Ombra lead peaceful lives, their fires warmed by the flames of Dustfinger―the Fire-Dancer. But when Dustfinger spots Orpheus’s glass man within the gates of Ombra, a familiar restlessness begins to haunt him once more. And for good reason…

The past five years have been a different story for Orpheus, who has spent his days living a meager and deprived existence, fueled only by his thirst for revenge against Dustfinger and all those who betrayed him. Now, Orpheus has found an unexpected way to seek vengeance against his greatest adversary. He has corrupted an artist to create bewitched portraits that will see the heroes fade to gray.

When Dustfinger’s deepest fears come true, he’ll have to figure out whether the words still obey Orpheus. Or if he should be afraid of the pictures this time…


* This audiobook edition includes a downloadable PDF containing Who’s Who in the Inkworld.

Like Returning Home

I was so delighted to discover a 4th book to this beloved series and it did not disappoint. Funke is a wordsmith that knows how to create both beauty and darkness on the page. This book was masterful, just like the previous three.

I love it!!!!!!!!!!

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Love this series

Enjoyed the new mix of characters with the previous characters still interwoven.

Narrator did a great job 👍🏾👍🏾

Love ink world so much

Do yourself a favor and read the whole series! It’s in my top 5 book series. Too 3 probably.

a fitting end!!

continuing beautiful story telling and character building! We were so excited to see there was another story in this series and it lived up to the rest. I always marvel at the translation that is just as beautiful as it must be in the original language.