This is the 25th book of the main series and the 27th if you include the parallel series that stems from servant of the shard. If you haven't read any books from the other series concerning this cast of characters you will be lost. Fictional violence is always the best way to solve fictional problems. I also skipped all of the monolauges in between the Acts of the books because they have been over the top melo drama for a while now or always. And I get characters and authors change over time but this kind of seemed unrealistic even for a series that once had a rhyming dwarf in it. And while I was listening I kept thinking that it didn't make any sense dispite Salvatore's explanations for the behavior. There is a problem with this book that I don't like, one of the characters acts in ways that is out of sync with everything else written about them.

The plot is incredibly original and I think the book is a great edition to the series and I will be looking forward to the release of the next one. After the appropriately gloomy Neverwinter series this new addition to the series is pleasantly upbeat. Faerun is going to get really really interesting.Īfter reading the first 24 books in the series getting the 25th was a no brainer. CAUTION: If you have not played D&D for a number of years, this novel may make you want to blow the dust off your books and call up your old adventuring party. As with all of Salvatore's books, this one is well worth the credit. I can't wait to see what adventures befall the Companions in the next book. He does a fantastic job and I look forward to hearing more from him. The Companions of the Hall are reunited and it was not cheesy at all. This book sets the stage for the 'rebirth' of Faerun and the return of the Gods and magic. This, book one of the Sundering, is the most exciting book since the Crystal Shard. He has made such an impact on Faerun over the years, campaigns would not have been the same without his influence. Lots of action and lots of story building. I have been reading Salvatore's books since the early '90's when I picked up the Crystal Shard, and he has remained one of my all time favorite authors.

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