originally posted by HJ
And so say all of us. As a British reader, I bought the British edition back in December, but I wish Janny and the Meisha Merlin guys every success in this and future undertakings. x
originally posted by Scott Miller
Well, here I sit still waiting for a trade paperback version of this book. The Meisha Merlin site is down, so no info there. (Sigh) Great story, but it is frustrating to know that I likely can't finish the series because I cannot locate a ( reasonably priced ) copy of this book !
If anyone has any suggestions or is willing to part with a copy of Traitor's Knot, please let me know:
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Thank you !
originally posted by Brittani Pasek
Well I found my copy on ebay. Here is a link.
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And unfortunately I am not ready to part with my one and only copy of Traitor's Knot it was too hard to find the first time.
originally posted by Lyssabits
Heheh, I have an extra UK hardbound edition of Peril's Gate I could be persuaded to part with, but not Traitor's Knot, sorry. 
originally posted by Hunter
Meisha Merlin closed their doors last year so they don't exist as a publishing entity - ergo no trade paperback forthcoming.
I would suggest you have one of two options:
1. Find a library with a copy so you can at least read it
2. Buy it from somewhere where it's published and get it delivered - specifically I'm thinking of Amazon UK or similar.
originally posted by Clansman
Scott:
I didn't see Hunter's post on my e-mail until I got here. I agree with him. Amazon.co.uk is great for getting these books, and you could order Stormed Fortress at the same time to cut down on shipping and increase your reading pleasure. You could finish Arc III in one fell swoop! SF is published only in trade paperback format, much to my, and others', chagrin.
Also, e-bay for hardback, or Amazon.com for hardback from second-hand dealers are possibilities. However, you cannot get Stormed Fortress from www.amazon.com, only from www.amazon.co.uk. Might as well go to the UK and get both and save on the horrendous trans-Atlantic shipping costs.
Happy reading!