Dragons of a Fallen Sun (Dragonlance: The War of Souls, #1)

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The people of Krynn have known war in past ages Some are still alive who remember the triumph of good at the conclusion of the War of the Lance Still remember the devastation of the Chaos War, which ended the Fourth Age of the world.But now a new war is about to begin, terrible than any have known This war is one for the very heart and soul of the world itself.The War of Souls. Best Download [ Dragons of a Fallen Sun (Dragonlance: The War of Souls, #1) ] By [ Margaret Weis ] For Kindle ePUB or eBook – kino-fada.fr This is probably my favorite Dragonlance series from Margaret Weis and Traci Hickman I love dragons and this one hits all the right chords where that is concerned I feel like this series is under the radar compared to theirpopular Dragonlance books, but for me they outdid themselves here and the writing is phenomenal If you like dwarves, dragons, wizards, and traditional fantasy in the vein of Terry Brooks, then this one should be at the top of your list of series to read I ve read it This is probably my favorite Dragonlance series from Margaret Weis and Traci Hickman I love dragons and this one hits all the right chords where that is concerned I feel like this series is under the radar compared to theirpopular Dragonlance books, but for me they outdid themselves here and the ...Just not where I want to be going.We ve got a terrible problem with Dragonlance, and that s the fact that the first 3 books were so darn good, and they were good because they were so negative and depressing and, wellworld ending.So you get a real twisted and tough canonical that s hard to do much with And boy, have they tried just about everything with Dragonlance but throwing the kitchen sink on the cover and having a gully dwarf come up the drain pipe 2016 maybe I like Dragonlance, I jus Just not where I want to be going.We ve got a terrible problem with Dragonlance, and that s the fact that the first 3 books were so darn good, and they were good because they were so negative and depressing and, wellworld ending.So you get a real twisted and tough canonical that s hard to do much with And boy, have they tried just abo...Dragons of a Fallen Sun is the first book of the Dragonlance The War of Souls series and written by Margaret Weis Tracy Hickman in 2000.Like other Margaret Weis Tracy Hickman novels, reading this book is enjoyable It is nice to read good novels in Dragonlance world.Forty years passed after the Chaos War which destructs everything in Dragonlance universe Dragons have divided the continent and reigning the humans, elves and dwarves Magical powers are fading and gods have left the w Dragons of a Fallen Sun is the first book of the Dragonlance The War of Souls series and written by Margaret Weis Tracy Hickman in 2000.Like other Margaret Weis Tracy Hickman novels, reading this book is enjoyable It is nice to read good novels in Dragonlance world.Forty years passed after the Chaos War which destructs everything in Dragonlance universe Dragons have divided the continent and reigning the humans, elves and dwarves Magical powers are fading and gods have left the world.But there are some changes, a new god is emerging without a name Mina who is the priestess of the one god...It wasn t a BAD book per say, it s just that the ending left me kind of embittered, and I thought there were a few characters that just absolutely destroyed the book for me Mina. As a disclaimer, I have always loved the combination of Weis and Hickman, but I couldn t really get behind this one Throughout the series, they just kept throwing character after character at the reader, introducing new story arcs, but not doing much with them, and I felt that the ending left quite a few loose str It wasn t a BAD book per say, it s just that the ending left me kind of embittered, and I thought there were a few characters that just absolutely destroyed the book for me Mina. As a disclaimer, I have always loved the combination of Weis and Hickman, but I couldn t really get behind this one Throughout the series, they just kept throwing character after character at the reader, introducing new story arcs, but not doing much with them, and I felt that the ending left quite a few loose strands, ...The first big trilogy from Weiss and Hickmann since Legends I have read it once and I think I have tried reading it a couple of times since but not really getting into it not sure why because this time around, I really liked it.A new player stands on the face of Krynn, Mina, a young girl, follower of the One God Able to predict the future, heal the sick and look into the hearts of peo...OK, guys, let s take everything that everybody liked about the Dragonlance setting and get rid of it That s essentially what happened with the introduction of the Fifth Age From what I hear, this same error was repeated in the Forgotten Realms setting nearly a decade later as DD mov...This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers To view it, click here Personal Response I believe this book is good, but it has a lot of setup for the future I am hoping the next book will followon Gerard and Qualinesti, because there was very little of it near the end In the beginning I was confused because the story was from many characters point of views, but then they started to meet up and...Wow For my first Dragonlance book experience that was great I commend the authors on doing a stunningly amazing job at creating and developing their characters Mina was Mina was simply amazing I loved her from the moment she appeared in a blaze of lightning and hailstorm among the great black monoliths I cheered for Mina as her Knights did, I worried as Galdar did when her footsteps faltered Everything about her character was amazing in my opinion I have to say that I am so enad w Wow For my first Dragonlance book experience that was great I commend the authors on doing a stunningly amazing job at creating and developing their characters Mina was Mina was simply amazing I loved her from the moment she appeared in a blaze of lightning and hailstorm among the great black monoliths I cheered for Mina as her Knights did, I worried as Galdar did when her footsteps faltered Everything about her character was amazing in my opinion I have to say that I am so enad with her character at this point that I honestly cannot tell whether or not she is a villain or a hero at this point All I know is that I m rooting for her I want to take up her battle cry with her soldiers and I want to follow her story to the very end She is so inexorably charismatic and unyielding She truly does capture the reader view spoiler I must say my favorite part concerning her, minus the battle at Sanction, was the way she slipp...It s been a long while since I ve last touched a Dragonlance novel After reading many other fantasy books during the interim, I finally can see why many readers desperately wanted the original authors of the Dragonlance novels to write the next trilogy of books and hopefully, beyond that as well It s definitely not the case that I think the other fantasy authors are not good It s just that every good author s should have a distinctive writing style to make their book unique and both Margaret It s been a long while since I ve last touched a Dragonlance novel After reading many other fantasy books during the interim, I finally can see why many readers desperately wanted the original authors of the Dragonlance novels to write the next trilogy of books and hopefully, beyond that as well It s definitely not the case that I think the other fantasy authors are not good It s just that every good author s shoul...The gods have abandoned Krynn, the people on their own, struggling to find their own magic Faith has begun to flounder and people hunger for something to believe in Then, Mina, a young girl with close shaven red hair appears, professing the power of the One God A god who did not abandon Krynn and was here From her a cult begins to spring, the power of this god flowing thro...

Dragons of a Fallen Sun (Dragonlance: The War of Souls, #1)
  • English
  • 07 May 2017
  • Paperback
  • 627 pages
  • 0786918071
  • Margaret Weis
  • Dragons of a Fallen Sun (Dragonlance: The War of Souls, #1)