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Double Diamond Triangle Saga Books in Order

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Browse the Double Diamond Triangle Saga by Ed Greenwood in order, with summaries, series background, and help placing his linked novellas.

Last updated: June 29, 2026

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Double Diamond Triangle Saga books in publication order

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1

The Diamond

by Ed Greenwood

1998

The long chase for a priceless gem comes to a head in this closing piece of the Double Diamond Triangle saga. Plots converge, masks slip, and the treasure proves worth killing for.

2

The Mercenaries

by Ed Greenwood

1998

A pair of wanderers gets swept into the dangerous orbit of hired swords and larger schemes. As part of the Double Diamond Triangle saga, it moves fast and keeps trust in short supply.

Double Diamond Triangle Saga books in chronological order

  1. Book cover for "The Mercenaries"

    The Mercenaries

    by Ed Greenwood

    1998Double Diamond Triangle Saga, Book 1
  2. Book cover for "The Diamond"

    The Diamond

    by Ed Greenwood

    1998Double Diamond Triangle Saga, Book 2

Series background & context

The Double Diamond Triangle Saga is a shared-world serial, which means it works a little differently from a normal trilogy. Several authors each handle part of the larger story, and the books lock together around one central object, a priceless diamond, and the greed, betrayal, and pursuit that follow it.

That structure gives the series a quick, rotating energy. Each installment shifts the angle a bit, but the larger chase keeps moving. You are not reading one hero's steady arc so much as watching a web tighten around the same prize. That makes the line feel closer to a caper or a mosaic than a single straight quest.

Greenwood's entries, The Mercenaries and The Diamond, sit inside that larger machine. They bring in his usual taste for sharp talk, dangerous employers, and trouble that spreads faster than the people involved first realize. Even in a collaborative setup, he is good at making the world feel crowded with motives.

The treasure is only half the point.

If you enjoy linked fantasy novellas and do not mind a series that hands the baton from writer to writer, this one is worth a look. It is best read as part of the broader sequence, because the fun comes from seeing how each piece changes the shape of the chase.

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