Valdemar: Collegium Chronicles: Redoubt : Book Four of the Collegium Chronicles (A Valdemar Novel) (Series #4) (Paperback)

from lquilter

Sort of a filler in the Mags books -- all the stories / characters' arcs are advanced. We learn a little more about the details of Mags' mysterious background, but just details -- nothing substantive that wasn't telegraphed in the first three novels. Not much else going on.

from Hyzie

Mags' story is finally picking up. I love that we are clearly going to get some answers about his past, although I would have appreciated them coming before this or at least being actually *stated* in this book instead of just apparently living in his head now without us getting to share them. I ...

from AudraJean

Story was slow compared to most of the Valdemar books, I'm beginning to think the author is going to resort to a club to emphasize that "Mags is special". It wasn't a bad book but it definitely wasn't a great book. Will give the author one more book to round it up and then I'm done.

from zjakkelien

I'm an absolute fan of Mercedes Lackey and everything Valdemar. Still, I'm not in favor of the latest Collegium chronicle books. I find the stories have become thin and the characters are occasionally a bit too dysfunctional. Not in this last book, I have to admit. All the annoying disagreements ...

from Kassilem

I'm actually pretty interested in seeing Mags as a herald which is why I'm still reading this series. But this book didn't give us much. Really two major things happened; that's it. Disappointing. But it was a short read and now I can move on to the next and last book in this series before it swi...