Dragons of Fate

Dragonlance Destinies: Volume 2

By: Margaret Weis, Tracy Hickman

Narrated by: Kirsten Potter

A courageous heroine trapped in the distant past is determined to return to her own time—without changing the shape of the world forever—as the New York Times bestselling Dragonlance series continues in this thrilling sequel to Dragons of Deceit.

A clash of powerful magical forces sets off the Graygem of Gargath, sending Destina Rosethorn and her companions deeper into the past than she intended—to the age of Huma Dragonsbane and the Third Dragon War. Now, with the Device of Time Journeying shattered, they must find another way back to their own era before the Graygem irrevocably alters history and the Third Dragon War ends in defeat for the forces of good.

While the battle rages on, Destina tries desperately to make amends and prevent disaster. Raistlin and Sturm encounter their heroes Huma and Magius, and must reconcile the myths with the men. And Tasslehoff, shocked that the Knights of Solamnia have never heard of dragonlances, sets out to find the famed weapons.

But as the forces of the Dark Queen close in on the High Clerist’s Tower, Destina’s party must return to their own timeline together—or not at all.

Critic reviews

Praise for Dragons of Deceit

“I love Dragonlance and I love Margaret Weis and Tracy Hickman: plain and simple. Their books are my favorite fantasy series of all time. I love the stories and ideas but most of all, I love the characters. Why do we all feel like we know them? They are what spurred me to start working for D&D and inevitably what inspired me to pursue a career in showrunning.”—Joe Manganiello

“A love letter to fans.”—Nerdist

“It is truly a very nice return to a well-loved world, and it is handled with care and great passion by the two authors who introduced us to Krynn all those years ago. Dragons of Deceit is fun, adventurous and heartwarming in all the right spots. Those new to this land, welcome. Sit back, open up and enjoy the journey.”—Bookreporter

“If you love all things Dragonlance, please read this book.”—Geeks of Doom

“Reading Dragons of Deceit was like catching up with friends I haven’t seen in a while. They’ve had new adventures, met new people. The world has kept going, but it happily welcomed me back. . . . The story was fast-paced and exciting, the sort of adventure I love reading about. It ended with a bang and left me wishing I had a Device of Time Journeying of my own, so that I could travel forward and read book two. Unsurprisingly, Dragons of Deceit was incredible.”—Grimdark Magazine

A Journey back in time, for the reader as well

What a journey, some got to meet there hero’s we get to meet them all

Pretty good

much better than the first one, which wasted over half the book just to introduce Destinas backstory. That being said, it's a good story, though Im seeing a repeat trend from the Twins trilogy and feel like I know how it will end. I'm enjoying it and hope I am surprised with the third one. The narrator is very good but there are some words that drive me insane. She doesn't say Solamnia or Mishakahl correctly, unless every other narrator is wrong, which is possible. I should google what the authors say. She even said pronounces Raistlin "Wrastlin" once, but only once. Reminds me of Ax Norman, the worst narrator ever. Overall it's great and she's great though.

More Intriguing

The twists on this second book are really starting to bring me in. Utilizing classic characters engaging with new ones. Swirling old lore with new possibilities. I really enjoyed it! Again, the narrator isn’t my favorite, but she does a fine enough job.

Ready for book 3 already

I have read Margaret Weiss’s Dragonlance books for 25 years and this return to Raistlin and Tasslehoff is just amazing… so thrilled and thankful…

Weiss and Hickman deliver, narration leads much to be desired .

As an over the road, driver, most of my books, if not all honestly, or audible. Our first begin reading these books back in the 80s and have been in love with them ever since. I absolutely love the story and finding another version of the characters that I love is great. One thing I would certainly advise would be to have a narrator who is familiar with the storyline. From knowing the characters from being a true fan, I can attest that the narrator has probably never even heard of this series as they have no idea of the personalities attached to each character. I wish that more vetting had been done on a narrator to bring upon a new chapter of beloved characters. For me, and I am sure others will feel the same, these characters throughout the years are as well known as friends, and we feel a closeness and bond to them. This is due to the in-depth writing of Mark Weiss, and Tracy Hickman, that we know each of their personalities and either love or hate Their personalities. The narrator fails to convey those personalities, and it deeply distracts from the fluidity of the story. Nothing personal against the narrator, but I as a true fan, and a self proclaimed introvert feel like my friends have been given an injustice, because they’re true personalities were not portrayed accurately.