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  • Dragons of the Dwarven Depths

  • The Lost Chronicles, Volume 1
  • Written by: Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman
  • Narrated by: Sandra Burr
  • Length: 15 hrs and 38 mins
  • 4.2 out of 5 stars (32 ratings)

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Dragons of the Dwarven Depths

Written by: Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman
Narrated by: Sandra Burr
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Publisher's Summary

The Companions are back in this first volume, which features an untold story from the War of the Lance. The beloved heroes return: Tanis, Raistlin and Caramon, Sturm Brightblade, Tasslehoff, and Flint Fireforge. Old friends, such as Riverwind and Goldmoon and Laurana, travel with them. Old enemies are here too, as the companions encounter new adventures and new dangers in the very beginning months of the War of the Lance.

This book starts with the celebration of a wedding. The companions believe they have slain the evil Dragon Highlord Verminaard. They have rescued the refugees from Pax Tharkas and taken them to a valley in the Kharolis mountains.

After they are attacked by the Dragon Armies, Tanis and Flint are sent to search for the long lost dwarven kingdom of Thorbardin, hoping to persuade the dwarves to give the refugees shelter for winter.

Each of the other companions face their own trials. Raistlin remembers that, according to tales of old, the key to Thorbardin lies in the haunted fortress known as Skullcap. The others want nothing to do with this accursed place, but Raistlin feels strangely drawn to the ruins, and he persuades a reluctant Caramon to accompany him there.

Sturm becomes obsessed with finding the legendary Hammer of Kharas, and his obsession nearly plunges the party into disaster. Riverwind, now chieftain of his tribe, is made the reluctant leader of the refugees and worries that he is not suited for the task. Tika Waylan must decide if she has the courage to undertake a perilous journey to save those she loves from certain death, while Tanis Half-Elven wrestles with his faith in the newly returned gods.

But it is the dwarf, Flint Fireforge, who faces the most crucial test.

©2006 Margaret Weis (P)2006 Brilliance Audio

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Great book, strange voice for the Kender Tass

I have this book and listened to the previous trilogy and was really surprised with the choice of voice for the Kender, usually a high pitch voice, it is a strange cartoon voice, not high pitch in this one... quite strange and not like Tass at all... took me a while to get used to it, I hope it will not be the same in the other book in the trilogy,

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The Narration is abysmal

I never thought the narrator could be worse than the guy who did the twins trilogy but I was wrong, I’m sure Sandra is a wonderful person but every time she “talks” like Tasselhoff it makes me shudder like nails on a chalkboard. It’s not good and I’m only 15 minutes into the book. I don’t know if I can muster through it all or not

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terrible narrativer

good story , reading terrible, especially kender that is it but I need 15 words so I will keep typing

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Nothing

The narration is horrible very droning and her character voicing is grating and does not fit the characters.

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That Tas Voice

I love this book. Read it my multiple times. But WTF does Tas sound… off. It’s so distracting. And cringe.

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