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Dragonlance: Crossroads #5
The Middle of Nowhere
When the inhabitants of a peaceful rural village are menaced by the arrival of a band of renegade warriors in search of slaves, their only hope lies in a motley group of would-be saviors consisting of a shipwrecked sailor, minotaur poet, kender treasure hunter, half-ogre, digraced foot soldier, and eccentric sorcerer. Original.
320 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published July 1, 2003
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August 30, 2014
My actual rating is 3.5 stars.
A book that is part of the Dragonlance world. This story could have taken place in any setting. A farming village is besieged by a group of brigands and several of the farmers leave their village in search of warriors to aid them. The group that assists them is an eclectic group.
I liked this book. There was a plenty of action. Also, this group of different characters provided different points of views and I enjoyed them coming together. Because of these different characters I believe readers will get attached to varying characters. I also enjoyed one particular character's growth as he recovered his honor. This story isn't epic on scale. The whole world doesn't depend on these events but sometimes a little side adventure is nice and enjoyable.
This was a nice quick story that I believe all readers will enjoy.
A book that is part of the Dragonlance world. This story could have taken place in any setting. A farming village is besieged by a group of brigands and several of the farmers leave their village in search of warriors to aid them. The group that assists them is an eclectic group.
I liked this book. There was a plenty of action. Also, this group of different characters provided different points of views and I enjoyed them coming together. Because of these different characters I believe readers will get attached to varying characters. I also enjoyed one particular character's growth as he recovered his honor. This story isn't epic on scale. The whole world doesn't depend on these events but sometimes a little side adventure is nice and enjoyable.
This was a nice quick story that I believe all readers will enjoy.
January 9, 2016
One of my favorite stand alone books on my shelf. A quick read but one you will read over and over again.
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