The Legend of Drizzt: The Silent Blade : The Legend of Drizzt (Series #11) (Paperback)

from Carl_Alves

The Silent Blade is interesting in that it spends as much or more time following the story's antagonist, the assassin Artemis Entreri, as it does following Drizzt, the story's protagonist. Although it was an interesting approach, I didn't find Artemis to be a compelling character. I wasn't buying...

from mdekleine

Quiet book about the Icewind Dale friend. Setting of a stage I suppose for grander stories. Lot of character development, less fighting.

from Karlstar

Not one of Salvatore's best, this is worth reading if you want to continue reading everything in the Drizzt series, but it can be skipped.

from kaboomcju

I love Drizzt and every character in Salvatore's looooong series. Just a good, fun read.

from xicanti

Another quieter book; while there are still battles and other actiony bits, the focus here is on the characters' inner struggles and their personal developments. The ending struck me as slightly abrupt, but it was still very fitting; I enjoyed it a hell of a lot.