This is pretty much the end of the Paladin series. If you’re curious about Jerico, he’s re-introduced in the third book of the Half-Orcs, Death of Promises, while he’s still in exile in the Wedge. Luther will be causing trouble in Blood of the Father, the next up on my agenda. I have a feeling Valessa might be there as well. As for the events Jerico’s hinting at, I do think at some point I will write that novel. The Fall of the Citadel was the first full novel I ever wrote and completed, and it’s still in a shoebox in my closet. Should I rewrite it, it’ll be a standalone, or perhaps just Paladins #0. Either way, it’ll be awhile. I’ve got some half-orc brothers to get to before that.
I hope you all have enjoyed this series. I’ve poured my heart into it, be it dark or light, and more than anything I’m proud of this particular book. It might not sell as well as the assassins, but that’s okay. A smaller audience means more intimate stories, right? I wanted an uplifting ending to this series, a nice triumphant moment for these paladins. I don’t know if I gave it to them. Right now, I have no clue. I can’t tell if they’re exultant, happy, depressing, lost, hopeless, what. But it’s the right ending, damn it. It’s an honest one.
If you’d like to send me an email, fire one off to ddalglish@yahoo.com. I promise to get to it eventually, though I’m falling behind, so consider this a plea for patience. You can also check out my website at ddalglish.com, and if you want to keep up on whatever bizarre project I’m planning next, you can find nearly every update at www.facebook.com/thehalforcs.
Again, thank you for making it this far. Thank you for your time, your patience when I screw up, and your sharing with others when I do something awesome. God Bless.
David Dalglish
July 5th, 2012
Table of Contents
Night of Wolves
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Epilogue
A Note From the Author:
Clash of Faiths
Prologue
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Epilogue
Note from the Author:
The Old Ways
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Epilogue
A note from the author:
The Broken Pieces
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Epilogue
Note From the Author:
The Broken Pieces
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Epilogue
Note From the Author: