Description
In order to stop High General Takashi Ironskin, the paladins of the Hopegiver must activate the Light of Creation, a warhammer so magically powerful it can kill a god. To do so, four paladins – the wolf Vorel, the fox Rasvim, the mouse Acton, and the Wolfen Mier – travel to the K’Mir Empire in hopes of finding the Font of Light. In order to survive the journey, they enlist Trent, a defector from the empire, to lead them through its toxic deserts.
As they travel through those dangerous lands, the snowcat paladin Torr heads north with a group of allies to try and rally old enemies of Takashi Ironskin to their cause. All of the paladins and their friends hold hopes that they can gather an army large enough to challenge General Ironskin’s terrifying undead soldiers.
The paladins of the Hopegiver know the risks they must take, and sacrifices that may have to face. Above all else, they must protect the innocent – no matter the cost.
Author: Andres Cyanni Halden
ISBN: 978-1-93559-971-5
Style: Literary Work
Content: Novel
Parental Rating: NC-17 – Graphic sexual situations, language
Publication Date: November 2010
PanterroKatt@gmail.com (verified owner) –
this is the conclusion of the paladins story. This one will have you in tears by the end. One of the saddest endings ever but it had to be done. Cyanni does manage to turn up the heat in this one. Thank you Cyanni for this series I hope to see another epic series soon
wacmister –
Just finished reading the Paladin series and damn I never would have expected I would be so invested into the character that I was in this series. By the end and through out the epilogue I was crying, reading the journey from beginning to end and having that happen was devastating and it shows that you put a large amount of effort into making the series. I’d be curious to see if you would make a short story after to show not only the church rebuild and repopulate but also how Rasvim handles the Head Paladin position along with possible finding another love to help him. I’m sure everyone that has read this book knows that he’ll never fully come to terms with Vorel passing but we also know that Rasvim will need someone to be and emotional anchor for him during his trials as the new head. Keep up the great work an I can’t wait to see what you’ll be writing next.