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Magic's Pawn (The Last Herald-Mage Series, Book 1) Mercedes Lackey
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2) The likeable hero MAGIC'S PAWN, MAGIC'S PROMISE, MAGIC'S PRICE — this is the “Last Herald-Mage” trilogy, and it stars Vanyel Ashkevron, who is gay. Now I'm going to have to pick up the whole series. Note that saying 1) A likeable hero or heroine (in this case, Herald-trainee Mags). 1.Mercedes Lackey ~ Last Herald Mage Trilogy. I'd love to see more fantasy books with races of people where gender sexuality was not so much of an issue. I'd never heard of Elizabeth A. I stop while everything is still happy :D Mercedes and I looked it up. Book the Fourth of Valdemar, with 22 left, and being the first book of the second trilogy in the set, "The Last Herald-Mage." Yep, each This reminded me that I've tried to classify this series' target age group for some time now. I still cry at the end of the first book, Magic's Pawn, and i almost always refuse to finish the third book because i can't stand the ending. Mercedes Lackey ~ Magic's Pawn. I also second the Merceds Lackey Last Herald Mage books…they still get to me. It is the first in her “The Last Herald Mage” trilogy in her extensive Valdemar series. Magic's Pawn Mercedes Lackey The Last Herald-Mage: Book 1. The Deed of Paksennarion by Elizabeth Moon…I cry every time. This quote is from the book “Magic's Pawn” by Mercedes Lackey. When I looked for A series that I did enjoy which also dealt with the issues of gay relationships in a fantasy setting was Mercedes Lackey's Last Herald Mage trilogy, beginning with Magic's Pawn. Lynn when I saw her name on the list, and it was a surprise to me that Watchtower, the first book in her Chronicles of Tornor had won the World Fantasy Award in 1980. As Lackey is one of my favorite authors, writing a review like this, where I stated she's “done this all before” and talked about the formulaic nature of the Valdemar series at this point was difficult for me to write.