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	title:	Exile's Valor (Valdemar Novels) (Valdemar Novels)
	author:	Mercedes Lackey
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Daw Books
	released:	October 5, 2004
	isbn:	0756402212
	isbn-13:	9780756402211

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Customer Reviews
Further insights into Alberich - Rated I received this book for Christmas 2004, and finished it in a day. Although there have been allusions to the storyline in the 'Arrows' series, the details are fleshed out in this book. My favourite is the details of 'Caryo even kicked him (Prince Karathanelan) once'. The best part has to be finding out that the stone-faced Weaponsmaster has a love interest. He is human, after all! Whilst not as philosophical as "Exile's Honor", Alberich still displays the depth of an excellent character. I recommend this book heartily to all Valdemar fans.

Customer Reviews

Further insights into Alberich - Rated 5/5
I received this book for Christmas 2004, and finished it in a day. Although there have been allusions to the storyline in the 'Arrows' series, the details are fleshed out in this book. My favourite is the details of 'Caryo even kicked him (Prince Karathanelan) once'. The best part has to be finding out that the stone-faced Weaponsmaster has a love interest. He is human, after all! Whilst not as philosophical as "Exile's Honor", Alberich still displays the depth of an excellent character. I recommend this book heartily to all Valdemar fans.