Changes: Collegium Chronicles, Book 3

I am a great fan of the Collegium world having read everything available on Audible and beyond so the following comes from a fans point of view. Brilliant! Starting with Valdemar: Collegium Chronicles, Book 1 and continuing through Valdemar: Collegium Chronicles, Book 2, this book completes a segment that covers a period in the World of Valdemar. The whole series spans several ages of Valdemar beginning with this series of 3 books. Along the way the Collegium grows to 1000\’s of Heralds, the war with Karsits, the Mage heralds and the appearance of the Sons Cats. All the books are in the same environment but there are many vastly different main characters. And it is not really necessary to read them in any order, although it is best to start here. If you are like me, once you read this, you will want all the other books. But be warned, they are not all available as Audio Recordings.

i loved this version of Changes after i listened to the book it is very hard to go back and read it. i felt like i truly got to know the characters in this book more then i had ever when i was just reading it. a great read that will leave you wanting more.

Changes which is the last book in the Colegium Chronicles Trilogy, was a good read. Lackey definitely brought that special Valdemar touch into this story as well, although it is not as good as some of her previous Valdemar works such as the Last Herald mage or Mage Storms trilogies. The author stil leaves a few unanswered questions at the conclusion of this trilogy, but the plot line is good, and we begin to watch Mags complete the transformation from Mine slave orphan to Heraldic trainee and a future herald of Valdemar. Nick podehl does a truly excellent job as the narrator. His portrayal of the characters, and the ease with which he manages the various idioms of language, makes the book all the more entertaining. If you\’re a Valdemar fan, you should certainly get this. It is well wirth the credit.

This story was very enjoyable. The ending was fantastic! The narrator is wonderful, switches voices up between the characters with such ease

I enjoyed the book. It is a great light read. It is not a complex story, but it is a good escape from reality.

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