The Paladin of the Night
Since time began, twenty Gods have ruled all the universe. Though each
God possessed different abilities, each was all-powerful within his
realm. Now one of the Gods has upset the balance of power, leaving the
others scrambling for control in the new order...
The Great War of the Gods means nothing to the proud
people on the mortal plane – until Akhran the Wandering God decrees the
union of two mighty feuding clans Though the families are fierce
warriors, they are few in number. Even the marriage of Khardan and
Zohra is not enough to overpower the strength of the invading army or
prevent the imprisonment of their peoples.
Now, with Khardan and Zohra mysteriously missing – seeming
cowards who hid from certain defeat – the two clans have lost all hope
of ever again seeing their beloved open skies.
But Prince Khardan and Princess Zohra, aided by the
wizard Mathew, have been given another mission... a mission that at
first seems less useful than counting the many grains of the desert
sands, but soon proves to be of far more lasting importance.
Margaret Weis
In the sprawling worlds of epic fantasy, few names echo with the same resonance as Margaret Weis. Her stories aren't merely told—they are lived, breathed, and carried in the imaginations of readers who first wandered through the war-torn lands of Dragonlance and never truly left. Weis didn’t just write fantasy—she helped shape it during a time when the genre itself was still defining its voice.
Born in Missouri in 1948, Margaret Weis was a quiet but voracious reader, drawn not to fairy tales or whimsical fables, but to myths that roared with dragons, gods, and fate-bound heroes. She graduated from the University of Missouri in 1970 with a degree in creative writing and literature—training that sharpened her instinct for compelling narratives long before her stories found a stage.
Rose of the Prophet
Rose of the Prophet consists of three books. The current recommended reading order for the series is provided below.
