Arrow's Flight
Set in the medieval fantasy kingdom of Valdemar, this unique and exciting novel continues the story of Talia. Having mastered the powers necessary to a guardian of the kingdom, she faces the final preparation for her initiation as adviser and protector of the Queen.
Set in the medieval fantasy kingdom of Valdemar, this unique and exciting novel continues the story of Talia. Having mastered the powers necessary to a guardian of the kingdom, she faces the final preparation for her initiation as adviser and protector of the Queen.
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Format: mass market paperback
ISBN:
9780886773779 (0886773776)
Publish date: September 1st 1987
Publisher: Daw Books
Pages no: 318
Edition language: English
Series: Valdemar: Arrows of the Queen (#2)
Continuing with my Valdemar read, I'm loosely planning on reading two or three books a month. Arrow's Flight is the second of the Heralds of Valdemar trilogy which focuses on Talia, Queen's Own Herald. This was the Deathly Hallows of Valdemar, involving the longest camping trip of all time. I'm j...
This middle part of the trilogy deals with Talia's development as she does her "internship" and learns about her Gift. She has to deal with a lot of different situations which she does successfully in the end. The third and final part of the trilogy beckons but, so far, I have found this trilogy eng...
This is the sequel to Arrows of the Queen concluded in Arrows Fall. I loved the Valdemar stories as a teen and recently read them in a fit of nostalgia and found I still love them: good comfort food. The series deal with a kind of police force/military in a medieval setting bonded with magical horse...
Apart from the plot entirely relying on two people not discussing the obvious for half the book, I was absolutely disgusted by the attitude toward sex and relationships in this book. The main instance (though dozens are referenced and the entire group of Heralds is clearly stated to have sex freely,...
I really loved this world. I had to read this series. It's interesting for me because there is an underlying tone of lesbianism.
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