Intrigues: The Collegium Chronicles

from liveshipvivacia

Although slow to begin, this book gradually became interesting and worth reading. Mags' story of rags to riches, so to speak, was rather forgetful in the first book so that it took a while for me to remember what might have happened. (And even then, I barely remembered anything). The first hundre...

from liveshipvivacia

Although slow to begin, this book gradually became interesting and worth reading. Mags' story of rags to riches, so to speak, was rather forgetful in the first book so that it took a while for me to remember what might have happened. (And even then, I barely remembered anything). The first hundre...

from Kassilem

This is the second book in the Collegiums Chronicles. I remember liking the first book Foundation, but not as much as I like some of Lackey's other Herald stories. This story landed even lower. I like Mags, but this book was a bit of a disappointment. The writing is not as good as Lackey's older ...

from Rosemarie.Herbert

This review has been crossposted from my blog Review from Rose's Book Reviews Please head there for more in-depth reviews by me. Mags seems to be finally settling down in the Collegium. He has his great friends, Lena and Bear to look after him, but suddenly they are both in danger of being snatch...

from LisaMaria_C

This is the second book of a trilogy centered on Mags, one of the first Herald trainees to be schooled though the Collegium. So you should definitely read the first book, Foundation first. I'd go farther than that--I wouldn't recommend this book as an introduction to Lackey or her Valdemar books-...