Dragons of Eternity

Dragonlance Destinies, Volume 3

De: Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Narrado por: Kirsten Potter

An intrepid woman and her friends have inadvertently altered the future of their world—now they must try to restore time in this thrilling conclusion to the New York Times bestselling Dragonlance series.

When Destina Rosethorn and her companions were transported to a time centuries before their birth—to the days of the Third Dragon War—the Graygem of Gargath brought chaos to the battlefield and changed the course of history. Upon returning to the Inn of the Last Home, where their journey began, Destina’s party discovered a world completely changed. The forces of evil now hold sway over their land.

The River of Time is rising, flowing inexorably toward the present day. Destina and her friends must make one last, desperate attempt to restore time’s river to its proper channel. If they do not succeed, the altered past will sweep over the present until no trace of their old world remains.

©2024 Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman (P)2024 Random House Audio

where's my man Kaz

im always happy to spend time with my friends in Krynn. I didnt feel theres was enough new story in this trilogy to warrant it overwriting what has come before. Time travel should have been left in the Twins Trilogy. in addition there was a failed opportunity with Sturm and Raistlin. they both could have done some growing through the opportunities presented in this trilogy but remained unchanged. Sure, Raistlyn contemplated making things right with his brother but then let himself off the hook. Sturm, still a side character even in a story where he should be one of the ones on a character arc.

Amazing

Weis & Hickman are the amazing storytellers, love everything about Dragonlance and would love it if their books would be turned into movies or shows.

Tight little package…

Story wrapped up well. Though maybe a little too conveniently. A welcome volume to the vast Dragonlance mythos.

pronunciation & character

Margaret and Tracy have brought us another wonderful story in the world of lance. The name pronunciation was wrong. the narrator and producers should have listened to at least some of the previous books, ever time the names of the characters and locations were pronounced WRONG made me cringe. Unfortunately Tas and Tanis were out of character for parts of the story, Tasselhoff seemed to be a little immature and scattered brained, while Tanis could be short tempered and get angry in the original books, his manor in this book was over the top and his aggressiveness at Anistian was disappointing. I did enjoy the exploration and development of Rastilin and Strum's characters, their growth in the story went in an unexpected direction but it felt like it was growth and added to the story

Tas is back

a good read. interesting where dragons of Summer fits in to this epic story. if they write about Tasslehoff Burrfoot, I will be there.

the deep connection with my favorite characters of old has never been stronger.

A wonderful conclusion to the story that was tense and rewarding in all the right ways.

Reliving youth reading

They're so good at spinning a story and I loved being transported back to Krynn. Thanks you Weis and Hickman. You'll never know how many of us you have carried through hard times with a compelling escape.

It’s good enough

It’s definitely an epic tale and the use of time is amazing. Coming into dragon lance at this book series made it slightly difficult. All the characters seemed bland. I understood very little of who they were. Especially kitiara. Like why is she evil. What’s the reason she would kill her brothers? My other beef is that we spent way too much time with Tass. I’m sure some people love him but it was getting annoying to me.

Nostalgic, but a new adventure

Whether you are new to the series or an old patron of The Inn of the Last Home, this is an enjoyable read/listen. It is worth the credit you have right now.

So grab your ale or the famous Spiced Potatoes, relax, and enjoy the story.

Fun & moving

one of the few book series that van make me laugh out loud and also want to burst into tears. Margret Weiss & Tracey Hickman are treasures in this world