Dragons of Deceit: Dragonlance Destinies: Volume 1 (Unabridged)
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4.1 • 17 Ratings
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- $19.99
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- $19.99
Publisher Description
Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman return to the unforgettable world of the New York Times bestselling Dragonlance series as a new heroine—desperate to restore her beloved father to life—sets off on a quest to change time.
“I love Dragonlance and I love Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman. Plain and simple. Their books are my favorite fantasy series of all time.”—Joe Manganiello
Destina Rosethorn—as her name implies—believes herself to be a favored child of destiny. But when her father dies in the War of the Lance, she watches her carefully constructed world come crashing down. She loses not only her beloved father but also the legacy he has left her: the family lands and castle. To save her father, she hatches a bold plan—to go back in time and prevent his death.
First, she has to secure the Device of Time Journeying, last known to be in the possession of the spirited kender Tasslehoff Burrfoot. But to change time, she’ll need another magical artifact—the most powerful and dangerous artifact ever created. Destina’s quest takes her from the dwarven kingdom of Thorbardin to the town of Solace and beyond, setting in motion a chain of disastrous events that threaten to divert the course of the River of Time, alter the past, and forever change the future.
Customer Reviews
I'm back in Krynn now..
The book is outstanding, the reader is perfect. Truly a 5-star experience.
Great story, unstable narrator
The story is the only thing that kept me listening. I’m hooked and eager for the next book! The narrator, however, makes jarringly horrific pronunciations of names like Caramon [mah-JAYR-ay], staff of [mi-SHOCK-el], [HOO-ma], and [as-TIN-us]. It’s bizarre and not at all pronounced like other DL audiobooks or like my head pronounced them when I read the books. She also uses really engaging accents for some of the characters, then reads Destina like she’s a reading to a small child. It makes the pacing very strange. It’s so underwhelming that I may actually give it some time to forget the damage and then try to read the book myself.
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