War devours Ansalon as an army of dead souls marches toward conquest. Two unlikely protagonists--a dragon overlord who will not relinquish her rule...
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Oct 07, 2011
Simon
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Let's get the ending out of the way first. There is a satisfactory ending to the series but suffice it to say, many questions are still left unanswered! I understand by doing so it gives the readers something to think about but this book is the end of the series! There should be closure! While this isn't really a deal breaker, it can irritate you for while because it deals with one of the main character in the series. You've read about her throughout the books and now at the end, you don't know
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Dec 09, 2008
James
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Jul 14, 2011
Austin
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It has been a long journey through the land of Krynn in the world of Dragonlance. I have read 11 novels and this one continues in the legacy. It is a well written book and the suspense is high throughout the entire book. However, I admit that I found the climax/resolution/conclusion sort of disappointing. I won't reveal anything specifically but let's just say that I expected some more "closure". They probably left a lot of lose ends open because they wanted to create a never-endin
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Apr 19, 2008
Kati
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The premise of this book is interesting. The plot line and plot twists are interesting. But. And there is a but. Actually two.
Some of the characters are simply too annoying. Like really. Silvanoshei with his infatuation with Mina. Odila with her dependence on any kind of god... I felt like bashing their heads or trashing their butts, really. I very much dislike characters that are unable to make any kind of decision based on logic instead of their nether brains or emotions.
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Some of the characters are simply too annoying. Like really. Silvanoshei with his infatuation with Mina. Odila with her dependence on any kind of god... I felt like bashing their heads or trashing their butts, really. I very much dislike characters that are unable to make any kind of decision based on logic instead of their nether brains or emotions.
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Aug 04, 2011
Kahn
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Well, it was a long journey but I got there in the end.
As a devotee of the Dragonlance Chronicles (and a nerdie completist), reading the trilogy was a must, even if it got harder to get through with each passing book.
That said, despite needing a serious edit (a running theme with this series), the ending was worth the journey. Just.
I'll stay at the Inn Of The Last Home now. I'm done with the adventures.
As a devotee of the Dragonlance Chronicles (and a nerdie completist), reading the trilogy was a must, even if it got harder to get through with each passing book.
That said, despite needing a serious edit (a running theme with this series), the ending was worth the journey. Just.
I'll stay at the Inn Of The Last Home now. I'm done with the adventures.
Jul 16, 2008
Christina Stind
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As it is revealed that the One God is in reality Takhisis, the protagonists react to this in various ways. But since she is the only god left in the world, many find it hard to stand up to her because, after all, she is a god!
Even so, once again an somewhat unlikely band of heroes emerges in various parts of the world and creates new alliances - Mirror, the silver dragon and former guardian of the Citadel of Light, joins forces with Marshall Medan's former mount, the blue dragon Razor to p More...
Even so, once again an somewhat unlikely band of heroes emerges in various parts of the world and creates new alliances - Mirror, the silver dragon and former guardian of the Citadel of Light, joins forces with Marshall Medan's former mount, the blue dragon Razor to p More...
Oct 04, 2009
Andrea
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As much as I like the crazy kender, I'm glad to have finally gotten through the last of the War of Souls. This Dragonlance series was well done but overly long. At least they wrapped up the series nicely, IMO. And I was glad to see that the 3rd book in War of Souls introduced some complexity and plot twists that were missing from the first 2 books.
Dec 17, 2009
Brett
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This book was the final in a trilogy. I liked it, but it was pretty wild. The first trilogy by these authors was one of the first books my friends and I read in middle school. This book had some original characters from those, but only because they traveled through time.
My friend who read the originals got the first of this trilogy as a joke, but I had fun reading the first two, so I figured, "why not finish?"
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My friend who read the originals got the first of this trilogy as a joke, but I had fun reading the first two, so I figured, "why not finish?"
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Oct 22, 2007
Lawrence
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This is a good book and a great climax to one of the best fantasy series I have ever read. The entire series which is about 16 books I believe isn't one of those regular fantasy good vs evil thing. The series is always more complex then that showing how the evil side of good and the good side of evil. Most of all it shows that if good would win the day then world will be destroyed because it always has to be kept in balance to make the world a good place to live. You truly have to read the serie
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Jul 27, 2011
EVERYTHING that happened in the past two books comes together in an intricate array of fun. Things get really complex and is very dependent on the element of surprise.
Apr 07, 2010
Erin
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I was actually pretty disappointed by the conclusion of this series. Definitely not worth the effort to read for such a shoddy ending. Where is the justice?
Dec 02, 2008
Temoca
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I blasted through this series. I picked up the second book at the airport in Dallas and was hooked.
Apr 05, 2009
Heather
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I found this book enjoyable, but I didn't like the outcome of the events all that well. It was a happy ending, but not the happiness I expected. In all honestly, it could have had a better ending, but one cannot change what the authors write, unless the Device of Time Traveling does truly exist.
May 23, 2008
Sara
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Another excellent trilogy from the works of Weis and Hickman, following the best band of heroes since Frodo Bagginas and the Fellowship of the Ring. I don't think it's possible to read this series and not get lost in the world of Krynn and the battle for the World's souls.
Sep 29, 2008
Breakdown
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Dec 13, 2007
Amelia
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This was the last book in the series I have read. I have more, but they begin to be written by other people and I feel lose something. I started the next book, but just couldn't get into it.
Aug 31, 2011
I started reading Dragonlance books when I was in my teens and I still enjoy reading them. I am thankful that Margaret Weiss and Tracy Hickman are still writing.
Oct 21, 2008
Lvlorbid
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well ive had definnatly learned that this is one of my favorite books iv`e ever read oin my entire life
May 04, 2009
Aaron
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a great ending!! too long and slow, but still picks up at the end and is exciting.
Sep 10, 2008
Fumphwoog, Lady of all Sorrows
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I have nothing bad to say about this series. I am to much in love with it. ^.^
Jun 14, 2007
Fenris
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Out of the three it was the best. Thats the most I can say about it...
Apr 23, 2011
Inna
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Jun 29, 2010
Wayne
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This book REDEEMED the Dragonlance series by undoing all of the grievous harm inflicted in Dragons of Summer Flame.
Mar 31, 2010
Nicholas
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a few parts were a bit of a confusing cop out, too much sorcery solving everything and where did Mina and Galdar go??
Jul 06, 2009
Kevin
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Not the ending that you would expect, but one that ties the books in with the other Dragonlance books.
