![]() The books tell of Morgan, Prince of Hed, who leaves his peaceful island to find answers to the riddles that surround him. ![]() And even though I have no idea whatever happened to Cathy Webster, I still have the (very battered) copies of three books of this trilogy that my mother bought me the next weekend. I didn't know who Har was, where Lungold was, or what questions Morgan had. I am dead, speaking to you." ( The Riddle Master of Hed, page 166).And so on, for five glorious minutes until assembly began. "Can you not see? Not even you? I am trapped. "Why would anyone hide from the tooth of his own heart?" The lean hands shook him a little. Why did you leave Lungold? Why have you hidden even from Har?" "You gave Har riddles I need answers to them. "I don't understand." was beginning to feel cold. He has two good eyes he should have seen." ![]() ![]() Har should have known better than to send you for me. I was siting on her left, reading over her shoulder, this page: ![]() I'm taking part today, writing about a trilogy of books that I have loved for 29 years.ever since Cathy Webster brought the first of the series to school one day in ninth grade. Over at Angieville, you can find Retro Friday. The Riddle Master of Hed (1976), Heir of Sea and Fire (1977), and Harpist in the Wind (1979), by Patricia McKillip. ![]()
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