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Legacy of Steel: Bridges of Time Series
 
 

Legacy of Steel: Bridges of Time Series (Mass Market Paperback)

by Mary H. Herbert (Author) "The pain came again in the deep hours of the night ..." (more)
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Three years after the Summer of Chaos, Sara Dunstan, adoptive mother of Steel Brightblade, hears rumors that the Knights of Takhisis are regathering in the evil city of Neraka. Although still branded a renegade by the Dark Knights, she travels to Neraka with the blue dragon, Cobalt, to learn the truth. There she discovers the knights are not only rebuilding under the leadership of General Mirielle Abrena, but they have imminent plans to return to war.

Frustrated and seeking answers, Sara jounreys to the Tomb of the Last Heroes in Solace. At the tomb, she receives an answer she never expected, which inspires a new order that could help the people of Ansalon to survive the dark days ahead.

Mary H. Herbert is the author of the best-selling Dark Horse series.


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Three years after the Summer of Chaos, Sara Dunstan, adoptive mother of Steel Brightblade, hears rumors that the Knights of Takhisis are regathering in the evil city of Neraka. Although still branded a renegade by the Dark Knights, she travels to Neraka with the blue dragon, Cobalt, to learn the truth. There she discovers the knights are not only rebuilding under the leadership of General Mirielle Abrena, but they have imminent plans to return to war.

Frustrated and seeking answers, Sara journeys to the Tomb of Last Heroes in Solace. At the tomb, she receives an answer she never expected, which inspires a new order that could help the people of Ansalon to survive the dark days ahead.


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3.0 out of 5 stars Decent, but nothing to rave about, Aug 12 2003
By Christopher Ware (Fremont, CA United States) - See all my reviews
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Unlike the first book in this series (Chris Pierson's SPIRIT OF THE WIND), this book doesn't have a compelling plot that draws the reader into the book. There is a bare semblance of a plot, but nothing truly engaging. It's about Sara Dunstan's (Steel Brightblade's foster mother) infiltration of the regrouped Knights of Takhisis. Herbert tells this story with no real goal observable to the reader. There is an ultimate goal of the book, but it's really just to set up a story element that will appear in subsequent books in the Dragonlance universe.

The big redeeming quality of this book is the character of Sara Dunstan. Readers were first introduced to her in Weis & Hickman's THE SECOND GENERATION and we saw more of her in their DRAGONS OF SUMMER FLAME. This book fleshes here character out much more than those two did. Since the book is told from her point of view, we get to observe the various facets of her character. This is important since I get the feeling that she will be playing a larger role down the road, possibly in Weis & Hickman's War of Souls trilogy (which I have yet to read).

The writing in the book was solid, although the supporting characters all seemed pretty one dimensional. The new general of the Knights of Takhisis was kind of interesting and it would be neat to see her fleshed out in another book at some point. Herbert does a good job of telling the story and getting to the point where the necessary things (I don't want to ruin things for people who haven't read it yet) are established for use in later books. I just wasn't engrossed in the story since there wasn't much of a plot to get involved in. Decent book and Dragonlance fans might find it useful in understanding these new concepts that I'm not mentioning. If you're not a completist, though, you can probably skip it and not miss out on much.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely Amazing!, Jun 24 2003
By Jonathan P. Smith "Dj Toasty" (Chattahoochee, Fl) - See all my reviews
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What a wonderful Book. I recieved it, and read it cover to cover all in the same day! I don't usually do that, but what a damn good book.

This story is centered around Sara Dunstan, whom is still grieving over her adopted son Steel Brightblade three years after the summer of chaos. In the begining, she is living as a exile from the Knights of Tahkisis, and is pretty miserable. Then she starts having some dreams that call to her for help. Eventually, she sets out to find the source of the dreams and comes upon a wounded and riderless blue dragon whom she nurses back to health.

Thats all I'm telling you about this book. But It was page turning. I just added Mary H Herbert, to the list amazing Dragonlance storytellers, right under Richard A Knaack, whom we all know is the best. I Cannot wait to learn more about the "Leigon Of Steel" which is founded in the end of this work!

By Huma's Shield, this was a Fantastic Book!

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5.0 out of 5 stars The second book intresting from the first page, Jan 2 2002
By "chubecca" (Pradamano, Udine Italy) - See all my reviews
Like i wrote in the title this has been on of the first dragonlance's beautiful books from the very first page.
This could be only my opinion, but if you like dragons stories this is your book....even if i can't tell you this is the best, for sure it is very good story filled by action and quite linear plot, easy and pleasant to read.
It's explain someting about dragon riders,dragon training and dark knights.
Read it and enjoy!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Wow! Great book.
I only bought this because Spirit of the Wind was a good book and it ended up surpasing it. Great read!
Published on May 6 2001 by Josh Morel

5.0 out of 5 stars perfect
This book was the book that got me started in the fantasy book stufff. I am reading The spirit of the wind right now and it is so cool. I love this kind of stuff now. Read more
Published on Aug 9 2000 by Dan

5.0 out of 5 stars A Nice Surprise
I really love when an author can make a story like this out of a seemingly small placed character. Mary Herbert did a fantastic job on Legacy of Steel. Read more
Published on Jun 24 2000 by Richard Pierson

5.0 out of 5 stars One of the best DL titles...
This book is one of my favorites. It is smartly written and I love it being about Sara! I also loved Cobalt's loyalty towards Sara. Read more
Published on April 5 2000 by Lacey

5.0 out of 5 stars ABSOLUTELY PERFECT!
I was starting to get disinterested in the bridges of time/fith age series, but this book had an amazing quality of making one want more. Read more
Published on Dec 12 1999 by Eric Remer

5.0 out of 5 stars What's Not to Love?
Legacy of Steel is by far one of the best books ever written for the Dragonlance Saga. Mary Herbert has taken a minor charcacter, Sara Dunstan and turned her into one of the most... Read more
Published on Nov 8 1999

5.0 out of 5 stars In-Depth, Suprising, AWESOME.
This book just stunned me. I thought it was just going to be another lame old dl book but it was just purely awesome. Read more
Published on Oct 13 1999 by condensed (tasslehoff@hotmail.com)

5.0 out of 5 stars Absolutely fantastic!
Mary Herbert has definitely re-energized my interest in the DragonLance Saga. Sara and Cobalt enjoy invaluable times together, heroicly spirited and heartfelt. Read more
Published on Sep 27 1999 by Seth I. Greiner (sgreiner@buck...

5.0 out of 5 stars It has me in it!!!!!!! Of course its great!
Ugh, all those years of being Ariakan's "mod" finally paid off. I'm livin' it up all *sigh* with the royalties of this best-selling book which just happens to be awesome... Read more
Published on Jul 21 1999

5.0 out of 5 stars Well worth it!!!
The book is great and I'm glad I bought it! It wasn't easy and cheap for me to buy Dragonlance novels all the way from USA and since I can't get it here in M'sia anymore, I guess... Read more
Published on Jul 18 1999 by Dallas Wildstar

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