I previously wrote [LINK]
of my history with this series and what brought me back, thirty-odd years after
the last time I read it, to the opening trilogy which is collectively called The
Chronicles of the Deryni (although that title would now, I think, better serve
as a title for the series as a whole). I won’t retread that ground here but
rather dive straight off into a few thoughts about the second and third books,
which will be intermingled with my thoughts both on the trilogy as a whole and
the series as a whole.
