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  • Divided Allegiance

  • The Deed of Paksenarrion, Book 2
  • Written by: Elizabeth Moon
  • Narrated by: Jennifer Van Dyck
  • Length: 18 hrs and 14 mins
  • 4.8 out of 5 stars (47 ratings)

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Divided Allegiance

Written by: Elizabeth Moon
Narrated by: Jennifer Van Dyck
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Paksenarrion, once a sheepfarmer's daughter, now a veteran warrior, meets new challenges as she breaks up a robber gang, dispells an ancient evil possessing an elvish shrine, and is accepted for training at an academy for knights. Clearly, a high destiny awaits her.

©1988 Elizabeth Moon (P)2010 Audible, Inc.
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Agreat Tale!

as always Elizabeth Moon tells a riveting story that leads you to need to hear the rest.

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Not as strong as the first book

Narrator did a great job but I found the story in the second book far weaker than the first.

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Amazing listen

Very well written, as are all the books in the entire series. I love them.

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A great story with a sad ending

Looking forward to the next instalment. This is a very good series. I recommend it to all fans of warrior type stories.

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When greed splits up a great story...

Fantastic story that was split into three parts creating an abhorrent ending in book 2.

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Graduating from Solider to....

Paks finds herself moving on from her mercenary company to find something better. The story follows her to a city full of Paladins and on a quest to extinguish evil and find lost artefacts. #Audible1

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Fantastic story, narrator can be grating

The entire trilogy of the deed of Paksenarrion is a fantastic story, filled with interesting characters and gripping storylines. I just wish that the narrator gave the characters more dignity when she voiced them. She made characters like Macenion and the other elves so irritating it was hard to listen to scenes with them in it - they sound almost robotic instead of musical. So annoying. She gives the main character Paks a soft spoken, naive, childish voice that works at the beginning but doesn’t progress and become imbued with the assurance and confidence that accompanies the experience Paks accumulates. The narrator is also really bad at accents, which she attempts often. Ugh. This book would be perfection with better narration - it’s so well written, though, that it’s still worth struggling through the horrid accents and weird robot elf voices.

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