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Loading... Exile's Honorby Mercedes LackeySeries: Valdemar : Alberich (1), Valdemar : Chronological Order (1355 AF), Valdemar : Publication Order (25)
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Alberich is finally explained in these two books! Always a sort of background character, this two book set gives the depth he's been lacking. (  ) goldnyght | Sep 25, 2009 |  My favorites of all the Valdemar books I've read so far, the duology is wonderful, and I love this glimpse into Alberich's psyche. He seems so tough, but it's not until the Exile duology that we understand why he has such a 'Stoneheart.' I like this first best, but I admit that his unsaid 'I told you so' to Selenay at the end of Exile's Valor makes me smile... ( ) jehovahrapha | Aug 28, 2009 | Subtitled A Novel of Valdemar. This book begins in the reign of Sendar and follows the career of a military Captain of Karse, Alberich, who has the ability to Foresee, an ability that is anathema to the priests of Karse. When discovered and denounced Alberich escapes and ends up in Valdemar where he must make a new life without violating his Honor and the vows he made to his god. I read this straight thru and enjoyed it. hailelib | Jun 14, 2009 | This is one of my favorite, if not my favorite set within the Valdemar series. Albrich is a character I always wanted to know more about! I only wish I had more than the two books to read about him! I highly recommend the set to Lackey lovers as being some of her better and more well written work. ( ) Nikkles | Jan 20, 2008 | This is the first part of Alberich's backstory, the short story from Horse Fantastic leads off as a prologue detailing how he was Chosen. It stays in his brain a lot (which is good, as his Karsite syntax when speaking is a bit hard to read!), as he struggles with honour and loyalty as his birth country attacks his adopted one. The scenes in the last battle of the Tedrel Wars had tears running down my face, Lackey can always reduce me to blubbering. (  ) silentq | Jan 1, 2008 |  no reviews | add a review
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