Knight of the Black Rose: Amazon.ca: James Lowder: Books

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At the end of the phenomenally popular Dragonlance Legends Trilogy, the villainous Lord Soth disappeared. For years readers have been wondering where the enigmatic death knight went--now this novel will finally reveal that story. Soth has discovered that it is far easier to get into the dark realm of Ravenloft than to get out. Chapter heading illustrations.

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"With each strike of its burning hooves, Lord Soth's monstrous steed left flaming tracks on the arrow-straight streets of Palanthas's New City." Read the first page

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4.0 out of 5 stars One of the best books in this series!, Feb 17 2004

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Wright (Palmdale, CA United States) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Knight of the Black Rose (Mass Market Paperback)

What can I say, the book made me want to keep reading!

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5.0 out of 5 stars The best fantasy horror book I've read... really!, Jan 6 2004

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Smee (Chicago, IL USA) - See all my reviews

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I have only read a couple other fantasy horror books but NOTHING like this one. I would have to say that this is a start of a new bookcase for me. If your interested in anything related to D&D, magic, or death (lol) you will absolutely love the Ravenloft series. The story is fantastic, it never slows down. It is seamless and easy to follow. I felt like I acctually knew the charicters by the end of the book(thats how good the charicter development is!). And the way Lowder(the writer) describes all of the spells and the way everyone looks and sometimes just the absolute terror written on someones face... oh man you feel like you're there! well this is a fantastic book with many others before and after it. (if your trying to read the whole serise in order good luck!) I greatly recomend this book to ALL people who are interested in this topic.
-�mee

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5.0 out of 5 stars Lord Soth in Ravenloft, Nov 3 2003

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Vagabond77 (Tennessee, USA) - See all my reviews

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This is a good dark fantasy novel. It is more or less an original story, except that it is based on the "Dungeons and Dragons" role playing game. If you don't know anything about the games, that's fine; reading this book will not need any prior knowledge. Lord Soth is a corrupt knight who gets transported from Kyryan to Barovia, a place of gothic evil and demons. His adventure is a lot of fun to read. Lord Soth himself is actually an interesting charactor, he's conflicted with actually tring to do the right thing; or more correctly, the less wrong thing. This is a light read that you'll enjoy and finish pretty quickly.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Lord Soth in Action
Knight of the Black Rose is a very well written book by James Lowder. It chronicles the events of Lord Soth's life after his disappearance from Krynn. Read more

Published on Oct 24 2003 by Tommy Jeffers

5.0 out of 5 stars Amazing book. A *must* read.
Lord Soth. You're never quite sure what to make of him. Is he a good guy, or a bad guy? But one thing that is for certain, he rocks! Read more

Published on Dec 6 2002 by David Courtney