Books by Tracy Hickman
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review 1: While much different from the Hickman novels I have read in the past, this novel was refreshing. A tale of a bard, yet the tale of everyone but said bard. After 20 pages I thought "how boring", after 22 I thought "how different!" Tracy and Laura Hickman have made me want to read ...
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review 1: This is an interesting add to the Batman legacy, especially the glimpses and more back story to Bruce's parents, Alfred's history, and some explanation for all the crazies in Gotham. I didn't, however, like that it can't make sense in the later world of Batman Beyond, which I've ...
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review 1: Overall:This book felt very fresh. I was drawn in entirely by the mystery and found the writing to be skillful and elegant. Looking forward to the second book.Things I like: Handling of amnesia: so many books play with amnesia as a theme, as a plot device really, but don't touch ...
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review 1: I liken reading this delightful book to watching a fluffy mini-series. There are interesting characters, various stories that intertwine, and an arc that ties all of it together.The premise of the book is that, in exchange for NOT being eaten, the fancifully self-proclaimed Drag...
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review 1: he Song of the Dragon, by Tracy Hickman, opens up with the final battle between a mighty elven empire and the last dwarven king. Drakis and his companions, all of them slave warriors of the elven empire, fight their way to the Ninth Throne and kill the last dwarven king. It is a...
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review 1: This was a very interesting read. The story was very intriguing and the descriptive powers of Tracy Hickman were palatable and fairly concise. The jumping between generations and characters was a bit too much for me to follow at times, but it worked well to keep the reader wonder...
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review 1: Those of you who read and liked the first book in the series will definitely enjoy this one. As our heroes travel through the ruins of the ancient human civilization, we learn more about the characters and what really happened to the humans and the dragons. Much like its predeces...
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review 1: In the spirit of "Pirates of the Caribbean", "Princess Bride", and "The Arabian Nights" the Hickmans successfully dish up an utterly charming and funny melodramatic 'romantic fairy tale'. They create a world which perfectly melds the mundane within a landscape of fantasy. The ch...