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| Book Title | Wind Rider’s Oath |
| Series | Bahzell Bahnakson |
| Genre | Science Fiction |
| Author | David Weber |
| Publisher | Baen Books |
| Published | 2004 |
| Format | Hardcover |
| Condition | Good |
| Condition Notes | Ex-library copy from the Eugene Public Library. The front cover has library barcode and property stickers that cannot be removed without affecting appearance. Light shelf and reading wear are present, including minor edge and corner wear and light rubbing. The cover remains bright and fully legible. Because of the permanent library markings and labels, this copy grades Good (Ex-Library). |
| Condition | Good |
Bahzell Bahnakson has become the first Hradani ever chosen by Tomanāk, the God of War and Justice, a calling that earns him both powerful allies and dangerous enemies. As rumors of an ancient evil spread, Bahzell must honor his oath while protecting innocent lives, confronting dark magic, and navigating political intrigue across a world where prejudice and war threaten every kingdom. His journey will test his courage, his faith, and the bonds of friendship as the fate of nations hangs in the balance.
EugeneBookStore Summary
Wind Rider’s Oath continues David Weber’s Bahzell Bahnakson series with a compelling blend of epic fantasy, action, humor, and memorable characters. Weber expands his richly imagined world while developing Bahzell into one of fantasy’s most unconventional heroes. Readers who enjoy classic heroic fantasy with strong world-building and fast-paced adventure will find this an outstanding continuation of the series.
Collector Notes
Wind Rider’s Oath is the second novel in the Bahzell Bahnakson series and is sought after by fans assembling the complete set. While the Baen mass market paperback is the most common edition, first hardcover editions and signed copies carry the greatest collector value. Because this copy is ex-library, it has limited collector appeal but remains an excellent reading copy.
Collector Importance
6/10 – Important Series Volume
An essential volume for readers completing the Bahzell Bahnakson series. Collector demand is strongest for hardcover first editions, while ex-library paperbacks are primarily valued as affordable reading copies.
