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Original Title:	Exile's Honor (Heralds of Valdemar, #6)
ISBN:	0756401135 (ISBN13: 9780756401139)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Heralds of Valdemar - Prequel #1, Valdemar (Chronological) #24, Valdemar (Publication order) #26 , more
Characters:	Herald Keren, Alberich, Selenay, Gwena, Ylsa, Herald Jadus, King Sendar, Talamir, Gerichen, Companion Rolan, Myste

Exile's Honor (Heralds of Valdemar - Prequel #1)

Mercedes Lackey

Paperback | Pages: 431 pages

Rating: 4.2 | 11181 Users | 182 Reviews

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Alberich had spent most of his youth in the Karsite military schools training to be an officer. As the son of an impoverished mother, he had no other career choice open to him. And Alberich had risen in the ranks with almost unnatural speed. He developed expertise with many weapons and excelled in academic subjects with an ease that was the envy of his classmates. But in fact, the reclusive Alberich studied long and hard, pushing himself ruthlessly.
 
In battle, Alberich had always had a sort of “sixth sense” about things which were about to happen—when and from where the enemy would attack. Instinctively, he his this ability, for the Sunpriests kept careful watch for anyone exhibiting “demon powers” which were the hallmark of Karse’s greatest enemy—the witch-nation of Valdemar. Those they caught were “cleansed” in the fires of Vkandis Sunlord.
 
Both Alberich’s skill and secret served him well in the army of Karse, and when Alberich became one of Karse’s youngest captains, he received a special gift—a powerful white stallion “liberated” from the enemy. But this honor was merely a distraction, for the Sunpriests had laid a trap which even Alberich’s strange foresight could not predict…
 
Saved from burning as a witch when this odd white stallion braved flames and carried him over the border into Valdemar, he was healed by the same enemies he had been taught to hate his entire life. Though he knew he could never again return to his home, Alberich also knew he could never truly become a Valdemaran. How could Alberich remain true to his own people and still retain his honor while helping to train the direst enemy of Karse?

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Title	:	Exile's Honor (Heralds of Valdemar - Prequel #1)
Author	:	Mercedes Lackey
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Anniversary Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 431 pages
Published	:	October 7th 2003 by Daw Books (first published 2002)
Categories	:	Fantasy. Fiction. Science Fiction Fantasy

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Ratings: 4.2 From 11181 Users | 182 Reviews

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Outstanding writing; this fantasy book is easy to follow and makes you want to keep reading. It's about a soldier in the Karsite army who has the gift of Foreseeing, which is a magical ability forbidden by his culture. In intro, he is found out and put to the stake to be burned. Luckily, his companion (sentient horses who speak via telepathy, although he doesn't know it at that point) rescues him and takes him to Valdemer, where he starts a new life. Good book about honor, morals, showing the

I had determined long ago that I would not spend time on this author - I felt her books far too emotionally manipulative, as I remember it, and yes, you're cheering along with the heroes, but the way they're written, there's really not much choice. I had read the Arrows of the Queen trilogy and then I think I tried one other book, the title of which I can't remember at the moment, and that sealed it. I'll admit, though, that I had a weak moment or 2 as stress built with the approach of a new

I'm behind on my blogging, so this will be fast. I have to say that, of all the Valdemar books, I think the 'Rein of Selenay' timeline is, by far, the best.And the "Exile's" series are the best of the best.These follow the fortunes, and lack thereof, of Alberich, a Karsite refugee and former captain in their army, as he makes a place for himself in Valdemar. Alberich has been a soldier since he was a child, and has taken to heart the ideas of honor, service, and his religion. And yet the priests

Alberich is a great character and I thoroughly enjoyed the religious philosophy in this book as well as Alberich's soul-searching concerning his honor. I worry sometimes that honor is a concept that is fast getting lost in today's world, so it was wonderful to see a whole book set around this theme. I know it made me think a bit harder about faith, power, corruption, tolerance, and greed, just to name a few concepts that are highlighted by the book. Of course, all the philosophy made the action

Mercedes Lackeys Valdemar series provides one of the cornerstones of my reading history. After discovering her when quite young, I still follow new additions to the series - nearly twenty years later! I read and re-read these books over and over again throughout my youth, but I haven't re-read this series in its entirety in a long time - and never as an adult. There are some new books added to the series since the last time I read them, so this re-reading project is pretty exciting for me since



A few years ago I stumbled upon a huge cache of music on YouTube associated with this series. These songs alluded to a fully realized and colorful world, complete with deep characters and unconventional plot twists. With Exile's Honor as my first excursion into the series, I have to say it will probably be my last as well.The short of it is that I didn't like it. To go into detail... I thought the writing was dry and partially uninspired. Though the plot of the book was on the outside amazing,