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  • Horribly constructed prose, driven by an endless stream of cliches, and lacking any foundation in plot. I had to force myself to finish, reading here and there for a couple months, just because I don't like to leave books unfinished. I reiterate: if you have any standards, do not go near this boo ... Continue

    Horribly constructed prose, driven by an endless stream of cliches, and lacking any foundation in plot. I had to force myself to finish, reading here and there for a couple months, just because I don't like to leave books unfinished. I reiterate: if you have any standards, do not go near this book.

    

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A Compelling, ground-breaking, highly imaginative tale from the most phenomenonally popular fantasy authors since J.R.R. Tolkien.

Creatures of legend, the dragons have returned to Krynn. Now, the darkness of war threatens to engulf the land. Then hope appears -- a blue crystal staff in the hands of a beautiful bar barian woman. The promise of this hope forces a group of long-time friends into the unlikely roles of heroes: Tanis Half-Elven, their leader, a skilled warrior who detests fighting and is tormented by love for two women; Sturm Brightblade, Knight of Solamnia, driven to restore the honor of the knighthood; Raistlin Majere, the powerful and unsettling magic-user, whose hourglass-shaped eyes conceal dark mysteries; Caramon, Raistlin's twin, a genial giant both loved and feared by his brother; Flint Fireforge, the gruff old dwarven fighter, almost a father to them all; and Tasselhoff Burrfoot, a kender, the nuisance race of Krynn, immune to fear and followed by trouble wherever he goes.

These are the warm, memorable characters of Dragons of Autumn Twilight who bring alive the fantasy world of Krynn, a land millions of listeners will want to return to again and again.

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