Knights of the Crown: The Warriors, Volume I

Despite all the negative reviews here, this book isn't actually bad. I found it difficult to truly get into it for the first few chapters (as the characters seemed rather uncharismatic and petty at first) but the further it went on, the more I enjoyed it. I've read better, but this one is actually pretty good. Maybe I read it too fast to catch all the "inconsistencies". If that's the case, then it's further proof that the book is good, in my opinion. With that said, if you've read any of the others in the series, then this is the book where Pirvan, Haimya, Jemar, and Eskaia first meet. And Tarothin the rather unimpressive, if amusing, wizard.

Well, I thought this book was great, but I'm into fantasy and sci-fi so anything is great to me =) I never knew that there were such things as honorable thieves (at least not anymore), but this book proved it to me! I may be a kid but at least I know what I like.

This book had everything you could ever want in a book, a Good plot, Good Characters, And a good setting. This book is one of the best in the Dragonlance Line-up along with the other Knights Books. If youre a Dragonlance fan and youre looking for a good read buy this book.

I thought Knights of the Crown was a pretty good book. It isn't every day that you get to live the life of a thief. I did feel that some of the parts were a little slow, but the characterization of Pirvan is outstanding. It makes you feel like you are really him. Another thing that Dragonlance fans will appreciate are the battles. They are written in quite vivid detail. So, if you like DL and you love battles, this is the book for you.

I'll admit it, I love knights of Solomnia. This book rocked because it was interesting to see Pirvan become less of a thief and much more honorable as the book went on. Roland Greene can certainly write a good book!