Magic's Pawn (The Last Herald-Mage Series, Book 1) Mercedes Lackey
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Jemisin (start with The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms) and The Last Herald Mage, by Mercedes Lackey (start with Magic's Pawn): Both of these series come highly recommended but aren't classified as YA. In some places my notes were a little sketchy, so if I list a book that actually does not include queer characters/themes, please let me know in the comments and I will edit the list. I loved this series the first time and I still love it. This is the first book of The Last Herald Mage Trilogy. The final book of The Last Herald-Mage trilogy finds. First published in 1989 in case you were wondering.) When I read this in middle school it was my first exposure to a homosexual character. Arrows of the Queen · Bedlam's Bard: Knight of Ghosts and Shadows, and Summoned to a Tourney; The Last Herald Mage Trilogy: Magic's Pawn (1989), Magic's Promise (1990), Magic's Price (1990). Abhorsen (Old Kingdom) Trilogy, Garth Nix Start with . I credit the handling in this novel with the fact that though relatively sheltered I accepted that this was just part of the character without taking it to an extreme. I take no responsibility for any unwashed dishes or missed phone calls as a result of your complete immersion in these books. Magic's Pawn: The Last Herald-Mage Series Book 1 (Mercedes Lackey). I liked it, but would seem kind of cliche for a first book. Recommended by someone at the roundtable. At the time I did not anyone who was homosexual. It is Cinderella in WWII with secret mages. ★ Buy Book Magic's Pawn (The Last Herald-Mage Series, Book 1. I would not recomend "Phoenix and the ashes" as a first book. This culmination of The Last Herald Mage series is epic and heart.