Sojourn

Rating:
Summary: Awesome, but had a few flaws
Review: read this book. Obsessed with Drizz't? You will find him here. Love vivid action in your books? You will find it here. Tired of lazy, vapid descriptions? You will not find that here. Sick of no sense of place and situation? You will be happy to know, you will not find that here.
Drizz't's story rolls along as he journeys with Guenwhyvar through his life and decisions. His scimitars carve out the way, along with his strong ideals. Excellent prose invites the reader to join this popular hero on his quest for himself.

Rating:
Summary: Wonderful ending to the Trilogy, and open to the sequels
Review: This book was an wonderful ending to the Dark Elf Trilogy. It moves into the conflicts Drizzt encounters with the people, the elements, and even himself. Salvator leads the reader into the very depths of Drizzt's soul, as he questions his decision to leave his homeland and how different the surface world truly is. The story follows his thoughts and has so many twists and turns to keep the reader guessing. The only dissapointment I found in the book was I wondered what was to become of the remainder Drizzt's family in Menzoberranzan. Besides that, this has been yet another excellent book from Mr. Salvator.

Rating:
Summary: All I can say is WOW!
Review: I started this series a couple of years back when I picked up Homeland, book one of the series in paperback. At that point I became a Salvatore and Drizzt fan. I've read all the books up to 1000 Orcs and I can tell you this, I can't put one of his books down. They are indeed very good. Meeting the man in person was a special bonus. He is very kind and likes to put names to faces. I talked with him on and off on his message board at rasalvatore.com and when I met him and told him my handle on the board he immediately knew me. I would recommend this book and series to anyone reading fantasy or anyone wanting to start reading fantasy. You'll get hooked. I did.

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Summary: Maybe the best of the Drizzt books I've read
Review: This book was awesome. Exciting and emotionally moving the entire way through. While some of the other Salvatore books are pretty basic hack and slash fantasy, this book provides much more than that.
The story is of Drizzt's first experiences on the surface world away from the Underdark in which he lived the first 40-something years of his life. He encounters many difficulties and pains, but also learns to appreciate the beauty and the wonder of the world around him. Drizzt is confronted mainly by misunderstanding and distrust of those he meets, but does find some friends, including an old blind ranger that shows in the truth of his destiny: to be a Ranger. My favorite character of the book has to be Roddy McGristle with the mean yellow dogs, an obsesive bounty hunter that is determined to get Drizzt if it costs him everything.
I highly reccomend this book to anybody.