Books like Queen's own by Mercedes Lackey
Mercedes Lackey’s “Queen's Own” compiles the beloved Heralds of Valdemar stories that make up the Arrows Trilogy. Readers follow the three Archer Heralds as they answer the sovereign’s call, protecting the realm through diplomacy, courage, and steadfast honor. Set against Valdemar’s castles, schools, and courts, the tales weave themes of social responsibility, ethics, and cultural relativity into a vivid adventure that celebrates the bonds of friendship and the weight of duty.
First publish date: 1989
Genre: Fantasy/Epic Fantasy
Authors: Mercedes Lackey
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