All three novels in the epic trilogy, Deed of Parksenarrion, appear in an edition that includes Sheepfarmer's Daughter, Divided Allegiance, and Oath of Gold.

Paksennarion was a sheepfarmer's daughter who didn't fancy settling down and marrying. So she joined the Duke's army and became a mercenary. Here is the first book of the Deed of Paksennarion..

Looking to her liberator, Gird, who enabled her to become the finest paladin her world had ever known, Paksennarrion learns the story of Luap, Gird's sworn follower and the king's illegitimate son.

In an attempt to govern her own destiny, the elderly Ofelia hides and stays behind as the only remaining settler on an abandoned planet and is a witness to a terrifying slaughter of new settlers by stone-age aliens.

Heris Serrano is offered a chance at vindication and reinstatement in her beloved Navy. To make this happen, all she has to do is save the galaxy from an interstellar mafia gone berserk and defeat an invading fleet. But first comes the hard part....

Heris Serrano and her employer Lady Cecelia uncover a plot against the heir to the throne.

"Heris Serrano, having been forced to resign her commission in the Regular Space Service...has to take a position as captain on a rich woman's interstellar luxury yacht. She discovers all is not as it seems.... Lots of action and well fleshed-out characters mark this outer space thriller." ?Kliatt

Two great writers who go great together tell the story of a young woman sworn to destroy the pirates who orphaned her?even if it takes a lifetime."Don't miss Sassinak. Elizabeth Moon and Anne McCaffrey's wonderful novel brings to mind early Heinlein. Sassinak, the female protagonist, is a powerful and lovable creation. I'm looking forward to more of her adventures."?Rocky Mountain News

The sequel to Sassinak stars Sassy, now an admiral, finally eradicating the planet pirates from the Federation of Sentient Planets with the help of her crew, and the ever-hardy Lunzie.

Lunar Activity: The best from the co-author of Sassinak ? back and generously expanded with eight new pieces, many never before in book form.

When he breaks his promise never to claim his rightful place as the king's heir and decides to use his magic to reach a distant land, Luap finds himself in a heap of trouble, and only the greatest Paladin can rescue him.

Two realms face an unstable change of rule: in Tsaia, a long Regency is nearly over, and in Lyonya, a dying king has no legitimate heir. The sword which could declare the rightful heir of Lyonya is lost, and Paksenarrion?now a paladin?swears an oath of gold to find it and restore peace to her land.