The Seventh Sentinel

This book was a very good book. The first book, Night of the Eye, got me into the Dragonlance world, and since, it has been one awesome and fun trip. I highly recommend to anyone who hasn't read any dragonlance novels, or to those who have but are looking for presents to give friends or relatives to pick up this trilogy as they will find it most rewarding.

This book is one of the best I've ever read, I'm serious. And believe me, I've read a LOT!

I have been a fantasy fan for a long time, but once I got to this series, nothing I had read before in the line of fantasy could compare except the original triligy by Margaret Wies and Tracey Hickman. I read the Night of the Eye, Dragon Wing, and this book by Mary Kirchoff. It was a little slow in the beginning but picks up quickly. The characterization and plot are very good. I would especially recomend this book to young readers because of the themes in the book. I had to admire Guerrand especially for the choices he had to make, but I also couldn't help but feel some pitty for Lymn because he obviously was not in his right mind because of his past experiences. If you like fantasy with a deep plot, I think you would like this one.

Without spoiling this book, it had a wonderful plot twist from the first the Night of the Eye, to the Medusa Plague, and then this conclusion, the Seventh Sentinel. I love what became of Lyim, and the fates of Guerrand and Bram. Of the Defenders of Magic Trilogy, I feel that this is the best of the three. The descriptions did not leave me utterly confused when I put the book down, yet did not insult my intelligence. Finally, I loved how they tied information from the two previous books into this one. I would suggest reading this entire series (suggestably from Vol. 1, to 2, and finally 3.)

This book was an excellent conclusion of the trilogy! I am a big fan of the Defenders of Magic Trilogy and I must say that I couldn't think of a better way to end the three book sequence. If I hadn't have read the first two books I wouldn't have been able to follow all of the plot, so I recommend that you read the first two if you are interested in this fine novel. But don't let that dismay you, all three are the best books I've ever read!