The Legend of Drizzt: Gauntlgrym : The Legend of Drizzt (Series #23) (Paperback)

from LouCypher

I love the whole Drizzt series and this was a very well written Salvatore novel. But maybe because Im older maybe because its the 21 book in the series but I was hoping for a little more character development and a little less against all odds fighting that ends everyone of the previous 20 novels...

from elbakerone

R.A. Salvatore has done it again. Twenty-one books later the Legend of Drizzt epic is still not running out of steam. In the first book of the newest trilogy, Neverwinter, an older though not impeccably wiser, Drizzt sets off with his long-time friend the dwarf king Breunor Battlehammer on an adv...

from thanbini

I guess after 20 books R.A. Salvatore felt he needed to change things up. By advancing the time period a century or so and killing off most of the characters. Still I couldn't turn away. This book hurt me at least twice, but the end made it worth it. Oh, me king.... ;(

from TimmyP

*Spoiler* So hard to judge this book. It is as well written and as captivating as any of Salvatore's Drizzt books. I guess my personal attachment to Drizzts companions has clouded my objectivity. I didn't like having Bruneor die nor realizing that Cattie-Brie and Regis were gone for good. Thus I ...

from GSB68

Not up to the standards of previous titles in the series.