Title: a truely masterful piece
Product review: I began reading this trilogy backwards, stumbling upon a copy of Magic's Price before seeking out its predecessors. Even without prior introduction to the series or the faintest notion what it was about, I was immediately absorbed. Vanyel's isolation, devotion to duty, compassion, and morality are touching alone, but the tragic, though infinitely satisfying, plot and bittersweet ending moved me to tears. Though Lackey's works are, in general, amazing, the Last Herald-Mage trilogy is outstanding, Magic's Price in particular.
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