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Paladin's Ruin: Grimdark Military Fantasy
Hardcover
Series: Paladin's Apprentice
Publisher: Izaic Yorks
Published: May 26 2026
Pages: 338
Weight: 1.34
Height: 0.88 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
He should have been The paladin's Miracle. Instead, he'll be His ruin.
Everything changes when a paladin finds a boy in the aftermath of slaughter.
The boy cannot master Glory, the sacred magic of the paladins. When his failure unleashes disaster and cripples his mentor, both are cast into exile while civil war ravages the land they love. Anger drives the boy into the ranks of mercenaries known as the Gloves. Violence makes him useful. Rage makes him feared.
Framed for massacre and hunted by the crown and the church, he must decide How Far he's willing to go to end a war.
Paladin's Ruin is a grimdark military fantasy series opener about the weight of faith in a faithless world, the price of being born outside lines others drew, and what a man becomes when glory was never what was promised.
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