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Dragons of Summer Flame by Margaret Weis
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Dragons of Summer Flame

by Margaret Weis

Series: Dragonlance, Dragonlance: Chronicles (4)

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My love affair with fantasy fiction started with my first reading of the original dragonlance books back in the eighties. By the early nineties I had abandoned the dragonlance world, so when I started reading this book, almost twenty years afterwards, I got a real kick out of the nostalgia factor.

This feeling only lasted for about the first 100 pages, then the shortcomings of the novel start to stand out. Its not a bad effort by any means, but the pacing is uneven, most of the new characters uninspiring, and the inclusion of some of the older ones an unnecessary burden on the narrative. Still, it was an enjoyable romp through the dragonlance world, well worth taking for those who, like me, fell in love with it the first time round. ( )
  iftyzaidi | Dec 6, 2007 |
The end of the gods and magaic on Ansalon. ( )
  NightHawk | Jul 5, 2006 |
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To sojourners in Krynn May your sword never break. May your armor never rust. May the Three Moons guide your Magic. May your prayers be heard. May your beard grow long. May your Life Quest never blow up in your face. May your Hoopak sing. May your Homeland prosper. May Dragons fly ever in your Dreams. - Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman
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It was hot that morning, damnably hot.
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Canonical titleDragons of Summer Flame
Original publication date1995
SeriesDragonlance, Dragonlance: Chronicles (4)
People/CharactersTanis Half-Elven, Tika Waylan, Caramon Majere, Raistlin Majere, Tasslehoff Burrfoot, Riverwind (show all 9)
Important placesAnsalon
Awards and honorsNew York Times bestseller (Fiction, 1995)
DedicationTo sojourners in Krynn May your sword never break. May your armor never rust. May the Three Moons guide your Magic. May your prayers be heard. May your beard grow long. May your Life Quest never blow up in your face. May you... (show all)
First wordsIt was hot that morning, damnably hot.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0786927089, Mass Market Paperback)

Summer has come to Krynn, a summer unlike any before. The sun bears down on land and sea, searing the world with relentless light and heat. Clouds and rain are nowhere to be found, and even the darkness of night brings little relief from the strange and oppressive day.

Meanwhile, those who commune regularly with their gods are uneasy. Every day, their deities become more distant, more difficult to reach. Clerics' prayers go unanswered, and magic goes awry. As the tension on Ansalon builds, estranged cousins Palin Majere and Steel Brightblade search for an explanation. It soon becomes evident that more than just magic is at stake.

The fate of all Krynn hangs in the balance.

This is a new paperback edition of Dragonlance cocreators Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman's first hardcover New York Times bestseller. It is the direct prequel to the current War of Souls trilogy. This edition features a new cover design that ties into the recent rereleases

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:57:51 -0400)

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