the deed of paksenarrion by elizabeth moon

Exactly what Gird's plan for Arvid might be, he doesn't know-but he will begin to find out what the price is. Only by Gird's help can he survive-and those who ask for help will not only receive it, but must pay the price. But he had old enemies there and elsewhere who found a way to sabotage him. He took on leadership of the Guildhouse in Vérella and-in the previous book-at least pretended to be turning over a new leaf, in order-he told himself-to protect the thieves who had survived the winnowing. When Paksenarrion told the Thieves' Guild enforcer that perhaps Gird had a plan for him and the Thieves Guild, Arvid Semminson thought it was a joke. With enemies on two sides, west and south, as well as conspiracies and treason within, what can he do to protect his people?

And now Lyonya-which he has not perceived as a threat before-has as its new king the duke who had fought and defeated Pargunese troops in Tsaia. King Torfinn of Pargun is beset by both traitorous relatives who want to usurp his throne and a rebellious daughter who wants to escape the duties of a princess. King Kieri of Lyonya, older and more experienced in war, is pressured to find a wife and produce an heir, while his subjects ignore what he sees as greater problems-the relationship between elves and humans, in this dual-ruled kingdom, had worsened and his own elven grandmother will not help him heal it, the economy is failing, and across the great river looms Pargun, a constant threat. The mysterious crown she brought him as a gift may instead be a curse. Though he has granted Dorrin Verrakai the title of Duke, everything in his past warns him not to trust a Verrakai magelord.and yet she is the only lord with military experience. 'Uneasy lies the head.' Young King Mikeli of Tsaia, having survived several attempts on his life, now faces potential dangers from abroad as well as continued threats within his own kingdom. Assassinations, conspiracies, brigands, wars and rumors of war.will it never end? And a former mercenary captain inherits the entire company. An estranged daughter must take over her family's realm and send her evil adult relatives to prison-or face a charge of treason. In Oath of Fealty, book one of Paladin's Legacy, two neighboring realms each get a new king-and both kings face personal danger and social unrest. (combines Surrender None and Liar's Oath). 1996 (combines Surrender None and Liar's Oath). How to use Webscription downloads with the Kindle: This book is also available through the Baen Webscription program: UK edition, Little, Brown UK, February, 2010. (combines Sheepfarmer's Daughter, Divided Allegiance, and Oath of Gold). Omnibus edition: The Deed of Paksenarrion. Contact/social media about fiction news archived photos essays

The deed of paksenarrion by elizabeth moon