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* ''Oath of Gold'' - Broken from the events at the end of ''Divided Allegiance'', Paks must come to her senses, regain her courage and rediscover her calling to Paladin-hood even without the formal organization of Gird's order. Also, there's the question of a lost king she goes on a quest to find. And the aforesaid [[Religion of Evil]] - Achrya the Webmistress and Liart, the god of torment - are still hard at work. |
* ''Oath of Gold'' - Broken from the events at the end of ''Divided Allegiance'', Paks must come to her senses, regain her courage and rediscover her calling to Paladin-hood even without the formal organization of Gird's order. Also, there's the question of a lost king she goes on a quest to find. And the aforesaid [[Religion of Evil]] - Achrya the Webmistress and Liart, the god of torment - are still hard at work. |
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All three books are available in a compiled omnibus edition. Moon would later write a pair of prequel books about Gird himself, ''Surrender None'' and ''Liar's Oath'', collectively titled ''[[The Legacy of Gird]]''. A second series of a projected five books, set after ''[[The Deed of Paksenarrion]]'' and entitled ''Paladin's Legacy'' is also in progress. ''Oath of Fealty'', ''Kings of the North'', and ''Echoes of Betrayal'' (formerly announced as ''Crisis of Vision'') have already been published. |
All three books are available in a compiled omnibus edition. Moon would later write a pair of prequel books about Gird himself, ''Surrender None'' and ''Liar's Oath'', collectively titled ''[[The Legacy of Gird]]'' in the USA and ''A Legacy of Honour'' in the UK. A second series of a projected five books, set after ''[[The Deed of Paksenarrion]]'' and entitled ''Paladin's Legacy'' is also in progress. ''Oath of Fealty'', ''Kings of the North'', and ''Echoes of Betrayal'' (formerly announced as ''Crisis of Vision'') have already been published. |
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* ''Oath of Fealty'' - A continuation with Paks as a background character, showing the effects of ''Oath of Gold''. The lost king of Lyonya has been found, but now he must learn to rule a people and a culture he has never known. The void he left behind him in his old life must now be filled by his loyal deputy, who never expected to command. And the traitorous duke of Tsaia has been slain and his entire family placed under Order of Attainder... except for one expatriate mercenary captain who is now suddenly finding themself the new duke, having to bring peace and order to a domain deeply tainted by Liart. Add in that someone is attempting to shatter the Guild League alliance of the South and, well, the reward for a job well done is another, even harder job. |
* ''Oath of Fealty'' - A continuation with Paks as a background character, showing the effects of ''Oath of Gold''. The lost king of Lyonya has been found, but now he must learn to rule a people and a culture he has never known. The void he left behind him in his old life must now be filled by his loyal deputy, who never expected to command. And the traitorous duke of Tsaia has been slain and his entire family placed under Order of Attainder... except for one expatriate mercenary captain who is now suddenly finding themself the new duke, having to bring peace and order to a domain deeply tainted by Liart. Add in that someone is attempting to shatter the Guild League alliance of the South and, well, the reward for a job well done is another, even harder job. |
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