Dragonlance: Masters of Dragonlance Art - Margaret Weis

Fire Sea - Margaret Weis

Having heartily enjoyed the Death gate cycle volume two - Elven Star - I rushed onto this novel with high expectations. Expectations that were completely and utterly not met in any way whatsoever. If Elven Star sees Weis and Hickman soing what they do with a little extra, this sees them doing it with a little less. Its a boring, trite, dull and pointless book that will neither reward the reader with dept or excitement. Haplo teams up with the Sartan Alfred who he met in bk one, who somehow magically got onto his ship. He's a bumbling idiot don't you know, but he's also a powerful magician subconsciously. They travel to world three, Abarrach, world of stone - as you can see ...

Chronicles 1: Dragons of Autumn Twilight - Margaret Weis and ...

one did. Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman never failed to keep me interested throughout the entirerty of the book. It is captivating, riveting, and exciting from start to finish. The characters are extremely well developed and intriguing. I am convinced that anyone choosing to read this book will not be disappointed. And ...

Dragonlance Chronicles in general

The Collector's Edition of DragonLance, which encompasses three books - Dragons of Autumn Twilight, Dragons of Winter Night, and Dragons of Spring Dawning, is a real gem, which I will treasure forever. It is a mature book in a fantasy setting which not only captivates the imagination of the reader, but also challenges many of the concepts which the reader may hold dear, as it follows the lives of a series of companions as they pursue their life journey through the harsh and magical world of Krynn. It is possible to see the characters grow and mature as they continue their journey, and face some of the harsh realities of the world in which they live, which over the course of these ...