Review: The Hills Have Spies (Family Spies #1) by Mercedes Lackey

I haven't been a huge fan of the first two Valdemar collections starring Mags, but I'll admit that he's a lot less annoying as an adult. Luckily, his son Perry is completely different and much easier to handle despite his young age. I enjoyed this adventure featuring both characters, especially the parent-child dynamic aspect. Despite … Continue reading Review: The Hills Have Spies (Family Spies #1) by Mercedes Lackey

Review: Pathways (Tales of Valdemar #11) edited by Mercedes Lackey

While I usually call out two specific stories in anthologies, my favorite and the one I'd most like to see expanded into a novel, I'm unable to do that with this Valdemar collection. I enjoyed most of the stories, but none of them jumped out to me as amazing. A few of the stories also … Continue reading Review: Pathways (Tales of Valdemar #11) edited by Mercedes Lackey

Review: Closer to the Chest (Herald Spy #3) by Mercedes Lackey

It's taken quite a few books, but I think Lackey is back on her stride with her long-running Valdemar series. While I still noticed a few editorial discrepancies, I enjoyed this novel a lot more than any of the previous books that featured Mags and Amily. This particular story acts as a culmination to what … Continue reading Review: Closer to the Chest (Herald Spy #3) by Mercedes Lackey

Review: TEMPEST edited by Mercedes Lackey

Favorite story: "Harmless as Serpents" by Rosemary Edghill & Rebecca Fox Perhaps because they are such alien creatures, stories where a point of view character is a Companion always intrigue me. Throw in tantalizing details about the mysterious land of Iftel, the realistic aftereffects of Karse's religious upheaval, and multiple laugh-out-loud moments, and this was easily … Continue reading Review: TEMPEST edited by Mercedes Lackey