#bookreview Dragons of Winter Twilight (Dragonlance Chronicles #2) by Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman



Title: Dragons of Winter Night

Series: Dragonlance Chronicles #2

Author: Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman

Publisher: Wizards of the Coast

Genre: Fantasy

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐


Have you ever had nostalgia for a place you have never been? 


Well for me it was nostalgia for a book I had never read before. I don't know if it's because it was written such long ago but reading it made me miss something as well as long for something that I never experienced. 


Something I never knew I needed. 


The characters are ones you will want to know and want in your life. They can bug you but you love them regardless. Watching them grow and become better versions of themselves will make you happy well it made me happy because I do love good character growth and Dragons of Winter Night has some wonderful growth. I have favorites from Dragons of Autumn Twilight that I still love and some that I have come to respect so much more after the journey that has taken place in book 2. 

 

We have heart and we have sadness.

Despair and hope, 

New friends and old.


There are moments in this book where my stomach was hitting the floor and my heart was in my throat. Times when I wanted to shake people and times when I was got so excited & giddy.


I cried, I laughed.

I also felt anger and betrayal.


I adored the first book, and I loved this one even more. The storyline, the cast, the emotions I felt, to the writing it's self.  


But I have questions, serious questions and I hope they get answered in book 3. Tanis I'm looking at you!!! 


I feel like there is such a web of twists and turns in the making and I'm scared yet excited to find out.


In closing I just wanted to say there is something special about this world, I'm sure Margaret Weis & Tracy Hickman know that all ready. If not I hope they do. I completely understand why people revisit this world over again, I know I will. 

So happy to be buddy reading this 😊

Actual rating is a high 4.5 stars so rounded to 5. 

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