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Summary: Dragonlance does romance
Review: All those who said WHY or ITS A TRAVESTY IT RUINS DRAGONLANCE can shut up like the thirteen year old boys they are. I would like to be a little more rude but I cant. Opinions like that irritate me you should always look for the merits in everything. This is an unusual DL novel but its better than most, it is a little trite and predictable but it is nice and easy to read, give it a go and decide for yourself.
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Summary: REVERED DAUGHTER
Review: As a dedicated dragonlance enthusiast i found this book to be very well written. it was about time the story of crysania was brought to light. i felt it was a good touch to introduce vanir. however i was disappointed that they did not touch more on her past with raistlin.or on her actual battles and trials in the abyss. that is why the gods took her site and made her into who she was. (major plot line that was left out). the ending was pretty predictable. a welcome return to the krynn of old. the fifth age really stinks!
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Summary: A Waste of Time!
Review: For those who read the Chronicles & Legends, this book comes not as a total disappointment, but a ridiculous joke! The author seriously needs to do some "homework" before attempting to add onto the Dragonlance timeline; namely, reading the books. Dragonlance's popularity came about due to the fact that the series boasts of interesting & well-thought plotlines, together with an array of complex & memorable characters. Sadly, these were all destroyed by the author in this book. The plot is weak & senseless, the characters flat & the story poses no credibility. For example, how can Crysania's love for Raistlin change just like that? It's as if what they went through together in the Legends never happened at all. Furthermore, she was a strong character in the Legends, & what makes her so attractive to the readers is her inner turmoil and conflict between her faith & love for Raistlin. Emotions this deep cannot be destroyed so simply. I would have given this 0 stars if I could, but since I cannot, just save your time & money & skip this book as if it never existed in the Dragonlance timeline.
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Summary: A Waste of Time!
Review: For those who read the Chronicles & Legends, this book comes not as a total disappointment, but a ridiculous joke! The author seriously needs to do some "homework" before attempting to add onto the Dragonlance timeline; namely, reading the books. Dragonlance's popularity came about due to the fact that the series boasts of interesting & well-thought plotlines, together with an array of complex & memorable characters. Sadly, these were all destroyed by the author in this book. The plot is weak & senseless, the characters flat & the story poses no credibility. For example, how can Crysania's love for Raistlin change just like that? It's as if what they went through together in the Legends never happened at all. Furthermore, she was a strong character in the Legends, & what makes her so attractive to the readers is her inner turmoil and conflict between her faith & love for Raistlin. Emotions this deep cannot be destroyed so simply. I would have given this 0 stars if I could, but since I cannot, just save your time & money & skip this book as if it never existed in the Dragonlance timeline.
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Summary: Great tale of action during the Chaos War
Review: Good book to read if you have ever wondered about what became of Crysina after the Legends Trilogy. Also explains the orgin of her white tiger companion that was mentioned in Summer Flame.
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Summary: It was an good book. I read it in a day.
Review: I certainly liked the section when Dalamar the Dark transformed a White cleric named Valin into a desert tiger.
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Summary: Hella Good
Review: I have not read the "Legends" or "Chronicles" series, so I was kinda concerned when I picked this one up.
I was not let down. I have read other works by Nancy Berberick, .... So this one had me worried. But I loved it. It really brought out how crysania was blessed by Paladine, and what she was able to see, despite her being blind.I really liked "Tandar", and the relationship she was able to have with him, though I think the ending was a bit rushed, still, I found this book a page turner, I looked forward to reading it everyday.
I also really got into how much Valin loved Crysania, despite her past, despite her dealings with Dalamar, who before this book I had never heard of, but, now I will be reading Both Legends,and Chronicles. This book took the #2 alltime favorite book spot of mine, In short, Read this book!
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Summary: Great, Awesome, A Must Buy!
Review: I loved this book all the wato the end! From the moment crysania leaves palanthus, to her moment when she sees her god. A must read for any fan of the dragonlance series!
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Summary: Beautiful Story
Review: I must agree with some of the other reviewers. I really wish this book would've touched more upon the Raistlin-Crysania romance, BUT it does take place about 20 years after the fact, so I allowed myself to be swept away by this beautiful story anyway. With Raistlin gone, why shouldn't Crysania have another chance to find love? This is a nice story which furthers the world of Krynn and its remarkable heroes and heroines.
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Summary: Tears of the Night Sky is a must read !!
Review: I really enjoyed this book. It takes place during the Chaos War and let's us know of what became of Crysania. Ever since the Legends trilogy I have loved Crysania. Dalamar was always an interesting character and I've come to like Valin the white robe mage. It ties in very well with Dragons of Summer Flame. Plus it explains about Crysania's companion, the white tiger Tandar. This book has great characters but is a little slow moving. It was also too short. But all in all, I recommend it.
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