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Dark Heart (Dragonlance: The Meetings Sextet, Vol. 3)

Dark Heart (Dragonlance: The Meetings Sextet, Vol. 3)

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Rating: 4 stars
Summary: very good
Review: I thought this was the best Dragonlance books i've read. It explianed alot about Kitaira and the twins, though some of it was a little off base

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: disappointing read
Review: I went to quite a lot of trouble to get this book, because i live in a country where dragonlance isn't popular and i was terribly terribly disappointed because it potrays the characters in the MOSt unbelievable fashion, that it comes close being ridiculous.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Not quite there....
Review: This book is well-written, but it just isn't quite "there".... The story is interesting enough, but this book just has never really interested me. I have read almost all of my Dragonlance books many times, but I never could manage to read this one more than two times or so. It just kind of drags and makes me look forward to the next book in the 'Companions' series.

However, for true Dragonlance fans, this book gives some insight on Kitiara's childhood and background. From this book, you can see how she came to be where she is in the Chronicles trilogy and Legends trilogy.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Not quite there....
Review: This book is well-written, but it just isn't quite "there".... The story is interesting enough, but this book just has never really interested me. I have read almost all of my Dragonlance books many times, but I never could manage to read this one more than two times or so. It just kind of drags and makes me look forward to the next book in the 'Companions' series.

However, for true Dragonlance fans, this book gives some insight on Kitiara's childhood and background. From this book, you can see how she came to be where she is in the Chronicles trilogy and Legends trilogy.

Rating: 3 stars
Summary: Not What I Expected
Review: This is A good book if you want to know about Kitiara and her early days of roaming. I found it exeedingly boring. It tells about Kitiara, yes, but it doesnt lead anywhere and the ending was stupid and dull. First she meets this band of outlaws and she gets in trouble with them. Then she has anoter adventure with absolutely no connection, then she meets up with them again, then she goes off and has some irrelavent romance with this guy and then she has the final battle with the group of outlaws and by the time you get to the end, you're just plain bored.

Rating: 4 stars
Summary: Not As Good As "The Soulforge"
Review: This is a good novel if you are a fan of the traitorus Kitiara Uth Matar. That's about it. This book is not one of the best, but it's still a good book. You should read it if you have not already.

Rating: 2 stars
Summary: Only if you really like Kit
Review: this isn't kitiara at all! this book fails to capture the spirit of kit. fails miserably.... the book, which is suppose to capture kit's essence, doesnt even come close. the kit in this book is boring and doesn't have any of kit's spark. i am horribly disappointed...

Rating: 1 stars
Summary: don't waste your time or money
Review: this isn't kitiara at all! this book fails to capture the spirit of kit. fails miserably.... the book, which is suppose to capture kit's essence, doesnt even come close. the kit in this book is boring and doesn't have any of kit's spark. i am horribly disappointed...

Rating: 5 stars
Summary: A great book
Review: Why is everyone complaining about this book? I thought it was a great, great book. In other Dragon Lance books, especially the Time/Test/War of the Twins trilogy, you hear about Caramon, Kitiara, and Raistlin. Here, in this book, you find out where they all came from and why they turned out to be who they were.


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