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Classic dragonlance book. Great insight into the mind of Raistlin
One of my favorite authors. This series was really good. A little darker than the Chronicles but still so very worth reading!
Only got through the first couple of pages. It's a Dungeons & Dragons short of fantasy story. Not my cup of tea, but may be someone else's! :)
Sharona W. (ronafish79) reviewed Time of the Twins (Dragonlance Legends, Bk 1) on + 18 more book reviews
I am a Raistlin fan, so I have yet to meet a book about Raistlin I did not like. A dark, sadistic mage seeking to be come the greatest wizard the world has ever known. Charming caring reluctant warrior along for the ride. One needing the other more then he will admit.
Joan L. (dragonlance-lover) -
Once again Weis and Hickman have made a Dragonlance junky very happy. I have yet to find any of the Dragonlance books that I haven't enjoyed.
Am interesting continuation of the series.
If you liked the other dragonlance books, you will enjoy seeing this new side of the kindar.
If you liked the other dragonlance books, you will enjoy seeing this new side of the kindar.
A Good beginning to a Great Series, October 11, 2002
Reviewer: Nimrod (Israel)
It's a good book, even a very good book. How can it be bad though? We have met, again, our old friends Tas, Caramon and Raistlin, and even Tanis is giving a guest appearance. We learn more about the complicated relationship between the twins, that now grow into a thrilling and dark mixture of love and hate, light and darkness. We learn, or we think we learn, more about the depths of Raistlin's soul, the most complicated character in the 'Dragonlance' Saga.
Yet, it is only a good start, it's getting better all the time, until the great "Test of the twins". If you've read the Chronicles, you owe this book, and the rest of the series, to yourself.
Reviewer: Nimrod (Israel)
It's a good book, even a very good book. How can it be bad though? We have met, again, our old friends Tas, Caramon and Raistlin, and even Tanis is giving a guest appearance. We learn more about the complicated relationship between the twins, that now grow into a thrilling and dark mixture of love and hate, light and darkness. We learn, or we think we learn, more about the depths of Raistlin's soul, the most complicated character in the 'Dragonlance' Saga.
Yet, it is only a good start, it's getting better all the time, until the great "Test of the twins". If you've read the Chronicles, you owe this book, and the rest of the series, to yourself.
Audrey P. (youngharris94) reviewed Time of the Twins (Dragonlance Legends, Bk 1) on + 60 more book reviews
From the back: the War of the Lance had sended. The darkness had passed. Or has it? One man, the powerful archmage, Raistlin, intends that the darkness return. . . In the doomed city of Istar, poised on the brink of disaster, dark magic and darker ambition battle love and self-sacrifice in a quest to save not only the world but more importantly-- a soul!
These books are beautifully written, impossible to put down, and all together captivating. Years after reading about them I can still picture the characters in my mind as I type this review.
These books are beautifully written, impossible to put down, and all together captivating. Years after reading about them I can still picture the characters in my mind as I type this review.
Pat W. (dragon22mom) reviewed Time of the Twins (Dragonlance Legends, Bk 1) on + 15 more book reviews
The War of the Lance has ended, the darkness has passed. Or has it.
Renee S. (renee45) reviewed Time of the Twins (Dragonlance Legends, Bk 1) on + 588 more book reviews
very good
Tammy P. (bookluver-in-sc) reviewed Time of the Twins (Dragonlance Legends, Bk 1) on + 229 more book reviews
Good Sci-fi story.
it was the begining of a great trilogy
This is your typical fantasy novel.
The cover art on the book that I am posting is different than the cover art that is shown, other than that the book is the same.
