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His next book, Ruin, will be published in July 2015. Pan Macmillan will be publishing the new books from Autumn 2017, following John Gwynne’s current series. Readers everywhere – prepare to be enthralled!’ John has proved he can write heart-pounding, character-driven adventures of the most immersive form, and his next works will be just as thrilling. Pagan added, ‘I couldn’t be happier about this new deal. Ideas have been worming their way into my head for quite some time now and my fingertips are itching to get typing on this new series’ I’ve loved working with the team and it’s both wonderful and exciting news to hear their enthusiasm about expanding this world. And on the new deal, Gwynne said, ‘I’m absolutely overjoyed that Pan Macmillan will be publishing a new trilogy set in the Banished Lands. John Gwynne’s debut novel, Malice, won the David Gemmell Morningstar Award for Best Fantasy Debut.
John Gwynne’s Faithful and the Fallen picked up for second trilogy. And if she can prevail through conflict, crisis and adventure, she may hold the key to humanity’s ultimate freedom. One central character, Rae, is part-guardian and part-human. However, guardians appointed to enforce it have their own agenda, and mankind will suffer. Here, the Banished Lands now seem at peace. This new standalone trilogy will be set in the same stirring Celtic-inspired world as John’s first quartet, the Faithful and the Fallen.
Senior Commissioning editor Bella Pagan bought World rights from agent John Jarrold, in a six-figure deal. Pan Macmillan is buying a new fantasy series by John Gwynne.
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