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Paladin

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10. Best title of the year, right?

Reply to Enthusiast (Reply #9)

Mon May 4, 2015, 12:30 PM

May 2015

I don't know how the hell Box came across the historical background for the story, but it's worth reading. And like Box says in the forward of the book: No fair looking at the last page of the story!

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