Magic’s Price

A favorite of mine. The story of a man that survives, a rough youth and into a love that surmounts all, to the horrible loss of that love, and being given his greatest desire of his youth, before he learned what he really desired. His survival and giving of his life in to selfless acts of honor, through the pain that stays fresh to the finding of a new life, to his death. That sums all three books. This is the final installment of those books. Now take that man\’s story and put it in a world of magic and magical creatures, of life by the sword, in serving a cause greater then yourself. Amazing story The narrator was perfect. He brought the characters to life, the world to life and even managed excellent pronunciations of strange words in non existent languages, I wish he narrated all the books. but then perhaps it is the fact that he portrayed Vanyel so well is some of the reason he is so good.

Vanyel has much to pay for magic; the safety and future of Valdemar. A great story. So much pain, but so much hope.

Such a terrible listen for a great book. No pauses so your mind can shift scenes, etc. Maybe because this was recorded long ago. But it doesn\’t give the book justice. Hope this can be re-done.

Mercedes Lackey was recently recommended to me and I found the Valdemar series a good place to start. After the first three books that I got for free from my library I wanted more so I paid for this. I wish I had not. This book stands alone and has barely any connection with the rest of the series. In addition the story is not nearly as good nor is the voice acting. Disappointed

honestly was disappointed with the ending. not how it resolved, but how it was written. 3 books of build up for a final showdown that isn\’t even described in the book. it\’s just skips from right when Vanyel is about to face his enemy to after the battle.

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