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The Krozair Cycle

The Krozair Cycle: 3 Volumes
12.The Tides of Kregen, 1976, illus. by Michael Whelan
13.Renegade of Kregen, 1976, illus. by Jack Gaughan
14.Krozair of Kregen, 1977, illus. by Josh Kirby

  • The Tides of Kregen, 1976, illus. by Michael Whelan

    Of all the honours that Dray Prescott ... had won during his fabulous adventures on Kregen, ... none were valued by him more than his membership in the Order of the Krozairs of Zy.

    The Krozairs were the highest order of chivalry on that turbulent planet, dedicated men, warriors of stern convictions and unflinching hearts. And Prescot had been ordained a Krozair back at the dawn of his career.

    Thus when the Krozairs in their hour of need called on all their far-flung members for aid, he should have come. But he did not. His return had been blocked by the anger of the mysterious Star Lords.

    Before Prescot could achieve redemption, he had two armies opposed to him, two warring kingdoms naming him outlaw, and only the tides of the seven moons as a weapon.

  • Renegade of Kregen, 1976, illus. by Jack Gaughan

    Never before in his adventurous career [on] Antares had Dray Prescot been in as desperate as situation as he found himself on his second entry into the city of Magdag. Magdag had been the scene of one of Prescot's earliest experiences on Kregen and he recalled it with loathing as a city of power-lusting slaver, of decadent worshippers of the Green Sun. As one who had been initiated into the chivalric order of Krozairs, he despised all that city stood for.

    But now Prescot was an outcast. Any Krozair, any follower of the Red Sun of his former friends, would slay him. For him there was only one way to recover his home, his children, his self-respect. He would have to perform an act of valor so extreme, so fabulous, that its glory would wash away all that now stained his name.

    Only by reaching to the very heart of mighty Magdag could he hope to achieve such a suicidal triumph.

  • Krozair of Kregen, 1977, illus. by Josh Kirby

    Never before in his fantastic career on Kregen,... had Dray Prescot been in such a predicament. A despised outcast by his friends who wore the red of the sun Zair, he had now been condemmed by his old enemies whose battle color was the green of the sun Grodno.

    For while among these slaver and conquerors of the green, searching for a way to turn the tide of war to his own redemption and his friends' advantage, he had personally encountered the deadly animosity of Grodno's king, had betrayed his champion, and had shattered all he had so carefully worked for.

    But continue he must - for now, in addition to the enormous feat that alone would restore his honor, he had a blood vengeance to achieve that overrode everything.


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