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Title: Into the Dragon's Maw by Timothy S. Robinson ISBN: 1-4010-2437-8 Publisher: Xlibris Corporation Pub. Date: November, 2001 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $21.99

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Average Customer Rating: 4.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: More than a pleasant surprise
Comment: Just wanted to say what a nice surprise Dragon's Maw was. A friend recommended the read and I finally found some time to sit with it. Needless to say, it was finished within hours leaving me craving more. I hate when the book is done and I am left wanting to know what happens next. If you are looking for an interesting story line and even more impressive character development, you will certainly chuckle aloud while holding this in hand. Mr. Robinson has a way of making one take time to contemplate while enjoying a fast-paced mental work-out.

Rating: 5
Summary: Double fun for D&D fans, great for any fantasy fan
Comment: I finished it in one day and loved it, especially Xin's trial which shows the author's knowledge of martial arts and philosophy and was thrilling to say the least. My favourite characters are probably Xin and Kook (who's absolutely
hilarious). Your skill at describing AD&D monsters from new angles is also amazing, I never would have thought that a troll would scare me so...

The only thing I didn't like was the fact that the style was a little too simple at times, but I understand that people not familiar with AD&D or other fantasy settings might find some things difficult to understand.

But overall the author completely drew me into his world as I started to see the patterns and hidden lines that make up the world. It's a very difficult task to make a reader feel at home in the world after just one book, but the author managed it perfectly!

"Into The Dragon's Maw" is an excellent adventure that is doubly rewarding to fans of AD&D, I think. This is not a book I will put into the dusty corner of my bookshelf! :)

Rating: 4
Summary: A wonderous display of storytelling
Comment: Most books give a glimpse into the lives of characters that grow dear to our hearts. This book goes a step beyond and truely brings them to life. It paints a vivid picture of a world unlike our own, with charatcers that are true to life. I could leave a long review and tell you the whole story, but it is simply one that you have to read for yourself. I do have one small complaint however, it is too short, but that in no way takes away from the experience the story provides. Also look for Robinson's first book Battle-Chasers, which was written with the same dept and imagination as this tale.