The Dargonesti by Paul B. Thompson, Tonya Carter Cook

The Dargonesti

Authors: Paul B. Thompson, Tonya Carter Cook
Series: Lost Histories
Genre: Novels
Tag: Historical Era
Publisher: Wizards of the Coast (TSR)
Publication Year: October 1995
Format: Mass Market Paperback
Length: 314
Narrator: Gregory St. John
ASIN: 0786901829
ISBN: 0786901829

A young Qualinesti princess, Vixa, travels by ship to rescue comrades from the lands of Ergoth. However, her ship is engulfed by a mysterious mist and they are taken beneath the wave by strange masters. There is turmoil in the undersea world of the Dargonesti, and to escape Vixa and her elves must conquer it...

About the Book

Catalog #: TSR08365
Print Edition: 1st
Timeline: 1793 PC

About the Author

Paul B. Thompson

Paul B. Thompson is the author of eleven books, including many Dragonlance novels co-written with Tonya C. Cook. Their Barbarians trilogy includes Children of the Plains, Brother of the Dragon, and Sister of the Sword. When asked to name his favorite among his own novels, he always says "the newest one." He believes fiction writing is a progressive craft, and tries to improve his technique with each new work. His early ambition was to write historical novels, but finding no market for them in the late '80s, he turned his hand to fantasy and science fiction. His favorite writers in the genre include Alfred Bester, Cordwainer Smith, and L. Sprague de Camp. Paul lives in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, with his wife Elizabeth and a ponderous collection of books, video tapes, and an aging PC.

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