The most underwhelming book I’ve read in a while. ( )

This last trilogy is like a really long epilogue to the series. Nothing big happens, but it ties up some loose ends and satisfies the curiosity about what is going on after the conclusion of the Mage Storms trilogy. ( )

This is the concluding book in the Owlflight trilogy and Darien and Keisha have become a pair while Darien himself has become the acknowledged leader of the new vale he and his Hawkbrother colleagues have established outside the Valdemaran village of Errold's Grove, itself recognised by the Crown as a significant area in the Northern defences of Valdemar, even to the extent of having a pair of Heralds sent there as an embassy.

Darian reckons that all this is fine and dandy but it's time that he does something he should have done years ago and he finds out what happened to his parents, especially when one of the Northern tribes that were turning up with increasing regularity had a waistcoat that was a direct copy of one his mother had made for a much younger Darian.

Again, this was a good book and brings the trilogy to a fitting conclusion ( )

LOVED IT. I love all of Lackey's books, all of her characters are so amazing and you just get pulled in every time; I hope she makes more Valdemar books, they're so fun because of all the recurring characters we all love. ( )

This series was my least favorite of the Valdemar books. ( )