The world of Valdemar will continue to enchant readers in
the third novel of this powerful story. The characters in
this novel are developing further into adults. The reader
will love viewing the more mature versions of the
characters he/she has come to love over the years.
Mags is transforming into a spy for Valdemar, a world he
acknowledges a deep love for. He completely devotes
himself to the King and his world, regardless of the cost
to himself. The only possible complaint about Mags would
be the dialect he speaks in. The dialect can make it
difficult to understand and connect with his character at
times.
This book contains the four teen characters slowly maturing
and discovering their purpose in life as well as a fantasy
world that will amaze the reader. The author writes with a
care for detail, the reader will be able to picture this
intriguing world. The events were fairly fast-paced, there
were a few slower scenes, however. This book would be
recommended to fans of the first two books.
Enter the thrilling third volume in the epic Collegium
Chronicles. In Mercedes Lackey's classic coming-of-age
story, the orphan Magpie pursues his quest for his parent's
identity with burning urgency-while also discovering another
hidden talent and being trained by the King's Own Herald as
an undercover agent for Valdemar. Shy Bardic Trainee Lena
has to face her famous but uncaring father, one of
Valdemar's most renowned Bards. And Healing Trainee Bear
must struggle against his disapproving parents, who are
pressuring Bear to quit the Healers' Collegium because he
lacks the magical Healing Gift. Each of the three friends
must face his or her demons and find their true strength as
they seek to become the full Heralds, Bards, and Healers of
Valdemar.
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