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Worlds of Honor #4: The Service of the Sword by David Weber, John Ringo, Eric Flint, Jane Lindskold & Timothy Zahn

Book Title The Service of the Sword
Series Worlds of Honor
Genre Science Fiction
Author David Weber, John Ringo, Eric Flint, Jane Lindskold & Timothy Zahn
Publisher Baen Books
Published June 29, 2004
Format Mass Market Paperback
Condition Very Good
Condition Notes Moderate reading and shelf wear. The front and back covers show multiple light creases and surface scratches, with noticeable edge and corner wear. The spine appears straight with no obvious roll, and all text remains clear and legible. No major tears or missing pieces are visible, but the overall cosmetic wear places this copy in Good condition.
Condition Very Good
Synopsis

The fourth Worlds of Honor anthology returns to David Weber’s expansive Honorverse with five original stories by some of military science fiction’s best-known authors. The collection explores previously untold events across the Star Kingdom of Manticore, Grayson, and Haven, introducing new heroes while expanding the political, military, and cultural history surrounding Honor Harrington’s universe. From daring naval intelligence operations to personal stories of courage and sacrifice, each novella adds new depth to the Honorverse.

EugeneBookStore Summary

The Service of the Sword continues the successful Worlds of Honor anthology series by bringing together David Weber, John Ringo, Eric Flint, Jane Lindskold, and Timothy Zahn. Each story broadens the Honorverse while remaining true to the military realism, strategic thinking, and memorable characters that define the series. For Honor Harrington fans, this anthology provides valuable background and enjoyable side stories that enrich the main novels.

Collector Notes

As the fourth volume in the Worlds of Honor anthology series, The Service of the Sword is an important companion to the Honor Harrington novels. Its appeal is enhanced by contributions from several acclaimed science fiction authors, including John Ringo, Eric Flint, and Timothy Zahn. While the Baen mass market paperback is the most common edition, complete matching sets of the Worlds of Honor anthologies are increasingly sought after by Honorverse collectors.

Collector Importance

7/10 – Important Honorverse Anthology

A desirable companion volume for collectors building a complete Honorverse library. The multiple bestselling contributors and expanding Honorverse lore make this one of the stronger entries in the anthology series.